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Line 15: Web page * http://christian.poisson.free.fr/winchloe * http://~~www~~christian.~~multimania~~poisson.~~com/cpoisson~~free.fr/problemesis/ == Explorer == Line 33: MatPlus Librarian also include "books" with more than 5000 problems from articles published in [[Mat Plus]] chess magazine (1994-1999), ''Anthology of 2345 Problems'' (2345 problems) and many more problems. Web page: http://www.matplus.org.yu/mpl/Mplib.htm == Natch and iNatch == Both are freeware written by [[Pascal Wassong]] for DOS/Linux. Natch solves [[retrograde analysis]] problems by constructing "[[proof games]]" - the shortest possible game leading to a certain position. Natch is a command line utility, but there is a [[Java programming language\|Java]] based graphical interface. iNatch which also provide playing moves with fairy conditions: [[monochrome chess]], [[Einstein chess]], vertical cylinder. ~~iNatch also provide playing moves with fairy conditions: [[monochrome chess]], [[Einstein chess]], vertical cylinder.~~ Web page: http://natch.free.fr/ Line 45 ⟶ 44: Web page: * http://perso.easynet.fr/~mleschen * http://www.problemist.com == Popeye == [[Popeye (chess)\|Popeye]] is probably the most widened chess problem solving software. Itself has no graphical interface, can be used in DOS, Windows, [[Linux]], [[MAC]] and many OS other since it comes with source code in [[C programming language]] which can be compiled. Popeye it is one of the best solving programs. It can solve problems with many fairy pieces and conditions, it has also output to [[LATEX]]. The original author of Popeye was Philippe Schnoebelen, first version was written in [[COMAL]] (around 1989). Later a group of people convert and rewrite code to C and maintain new versions, main contributors were [[Elmar Bartel]], [[Norbert Geissler]], [[Thomas Maeder]], [[Torsten Linss]], [[Stefan Hoening]], [[Stefan Brunzen]], [[Harald Denker]], [[Thomas Bark]] and [[Stephen Emmerson]]. Web page: Line 78 ⟶ 76: == Problem Data Base == Problem Data Base is a interactive [[database]] of chess problems with 140.000 problems maintained by [[Gerd Wilts]]. Problems are represented also graphically with solutions and commentary. Web page: http://www.softdecc.com/pdb/index.pdb?langt=EN&langn=EN Line 88 ⟶ 86: == VKsach == VKsach is freeware written by [[Václav Koteševec]], it has only Czech interface. It is suitable for solving and composing problems. Web page: http://web.telecom.cz/vaclav.kotesovec/index0.htm

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