Schlossner says: "The tasks on this CD deal exclusively with the creative work of the first official world champion, Wilhelm Steinitz. He was the first to describe the fundamentals upon which a promising attack is based. Thus most exercises are about showing how a successful attack is conducted."

Each exercise starts with a won position from a Steinitz game which you are to play against Fritz. It is rarely about finding combinations to solve the problem. Usually the win can be achieved in different ways, but there are always a few obstacles to be swept out of the way. Then you will experience the sweet smell of success.

Features:

• 121 winnable game positions
• explanations as to how to go about things
• appropriate examples of how to win
• classified according to difficulty

Specifications:

• System requirements:
• Pentium, 32 MB RAM, Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP, Fritz 7 or Fritz 8