Artikelnummer
SI94
Autor
Informator 94
Ausgabe 2005/03
Papiertasche mit Sichtfenster, Informator-Verlag, 2005
Aus der Reihe »Informator«
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This volume brings together a thoroughly refined selection of 452 annotated games and 509 accompanying game fragments from June - September 2005. Featuring games from Paks, Warszawa, Dortmund, Portorož, Edmonton, Biel, Göteborg, Igualada, Saint-Vincent, San Luis, etc. As usual , our contributors are the world's best players.
Volume 94 brings the voting for the ten best games and the ten most important theoretical novelties from Chess Informant 93, theoretical survey in ECO format, the most interesting combinations and endings from recent tournament practice, studies, tournament standings and crosstables, and the best of Veselin Topalov creative output.
CD Chess Informant 94 includes a free supplement of Chess Informant 93 in PGN format (games without annotations).
Volume 94 brings the voting for the ten best games and the ten most important theoretical novelties from Chess Informant 93, theoretical survey in ECO format, the most interesting combinations and endings from recent tournament practice, studies, tournament standings and crosstables, and the best of Veselin Topalov creative output.
CD Chess Informant 94 includes a free supplement of Chess Informant 93 in PGN format (games without annotations).
| Gewicht | 100 g |
|---|---|
| Hersteller | Informator-Verlag |
| Medium | CD PC |
| Erscheinungsjahr | 2005 |
| Autor | Alexander Matanovic |
| Reihe | Informator |
| Sprache | Figurinen |
| Einband | Papiertasche mit Sichtfenster |
All the 452 annotated games and 509 game fragments are safely packed on this Chess Informant openings CD.
With the included programs Chess Informant reader 2.1 and Chess Informant Expert Lite you can import these Informator games to one of the above mentioned database programs.
From the two available programs I prefer the Lite version but if you want to do more than scrolling through the games, upgrade the Lite version to the Informant Expert 5.0 or even better 6.0.
Through the years I have imported openings surveys as for example the latest Caro-Kann B12 openings CD but my favourite files are the encyclopaedias as for example ECO D.
In the past, on the Chess Informant CDs there were even some free supplements of older ECO’s available but now you have to do with olders Chess Informants as issue 93 in PGN format but then without any annotations to the games.
If you want to have access to a lot of Informators go for these Chess CD’s or buy the Chess Informants 1-91 or 92-94 CDs which cover four sizes of files as CIE, PGN, CBH and CA which can all be imported to your ChessBase or ChessAssistant database program but in that case you have no access to the electronic encyclopaedias!
Conclusion: These CD’s are much easier to access!
With kind permission of the author John Elburg (www.chessbooks.nl)
With the included programs Chess Informant reader 2.1 and Chess Informant Expert Lite you can import these Informator games to one of the above mentioned database programs.
From the two available programs I prefer the Lite version but if you want to do more than scrolling through the games, upgrade the Lite version to the Informant Expert 5.0 or even better 6.0.
Through the years I have imported openings surveys as for example the latest Caro-Kann B12 openings CD but my favourite files are the encyclopaedias as for example ECO D.
In the past, on the Chess Informant CDs there were even some free supplements of older ECO’s available but now you have to do with olders Chess Informants as issue 93 in PGN format but then without any annotations to the games.
If you want to have access to a lot of Informators go for these Chess CD’s or buy the Chess Informants 1-91 or 92-94 CDs which cover four sizes of files as CIE, PGN, CBH and CA which can all be imported to your ChessBase or ChessAssistant database program but in that case you have no access to the electronic encyclopaedias!
Conclusion: These CD’s are much easier to access!
With kind permission of the author John Elburg (www.chessbooks.nl)