ChessTool PGN 1.4

Chess games in electronic form (usually downloaded from Internet sites) are written in algebraic notation and in accordance with the PGN Standards (Pgn=Portable Game Notation). The chess games are thus given in files with the extension pgn, e.g.

PGN Mentor is a chess database/study program that brings you everything you could ever need for chess study and research.

With Pocket ChessPartner you can play chess everywhere.

Haundrix Chess is a free open source chess program that can be used for playing against your computer and for viewing/editing your PGN files.

ChessBin is a great chess engine that contains many of the features found in a commercial chess playing program such as Save Games, Opening Book, FEN and PGN, with a more attractive price of free.

With ChessPad: -Create, view and edit PGN databases -Create games and diagrams for use in WordPad, Word, or HTML-pages -Use Winboard-compatible chess engines for playing and analysis -View games in a tree -Opening classification system

Net Blitz II is a sequel to the best program to play chess or bughouse over the Internet. Net Blitz II now includes a chess engine, displayable move list, and supports loading and saving PGN format.

Chess is one of the most popular games in the world. For some people it’s only a hobby and pleasant way of spending free time and for others it’s serious sport.

"Playing Chess-7" shows move by move a chess game and after end automatically load next game etc. You can choose any .PGN file (the widespread "portable game notation" format) with unlimited number of games.

The program can be configured to work with multiple chess engines, and supports both the XBoard and UCI engine protocols. The program picks random positions from the PGN files and challenges you to guess the best move computed by a chess engine.