Mac Chess programs/tutors

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From: RD Francis
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1990 18:13

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I am planning on buying a Mac chess game soon (EXTREMELY soon, if possible)
for my wife, who is trapped at home recuperating from some surgery.  She
doesn't know much about playing chess beyond the basics.  I would like
to know two things:

1)  What is the best Mac chess program (not from the playing point of view,
since we're not that good, but graphics/interface/able to be beaten by a
novice)?

2)  Do any Mac chess programs come with a built-in tutor, not merely to help
with how pieces move, but to help the user learn how to play chess better?

I'd appreciate any answers.  Please reply; I'll summarize the replies for the
net.

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From: francis@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu (RD Francis)
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Subject: Mac Chess programs/tutors
Keywords: chess tutor game
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Date: 19 Jan 90 18:13:05 GMT
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