Re: Programm to play really bad chess

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From: lenspencer
Date: Mon, 27 Jan 1997 00:00

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In article <32EB94E0.37D0@cm.co.za>, Bobby Abraham <bobby@cm.co.za>
writes:

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>Does anyone know of a program which plays poor, but legal, chess so that
>it can be beaten by anyone at least some of the time ?

I did manage to find that PC program, it is in Basic, and it has the .EXE
file included.  This thing plays pretty bad chess, so your little one may
be able to beat it some of the time, until he sharpens his skill
(hopefully quickly!) and beats it ALL the time.  As soon as I change
Internet providers, I'll Email you a copy of it.
(AOL has very poor file Email support.)

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