Chess


Chess is a computerized version of the classic strategy game of chess. Your pieces are white and you go first; the computer's pieces are black.

To launch Chess

Double-click the Chess icon in the Applications folder (Figure 1).

Or

1.

Click the Chess icon in the Applications folder (Figure 1) to select it.

2.

Choose File > Open, or press .

The Chess window appears (Figure 47).

Figure 47. The Chess window displays a three-dimensional chess board.


To move a chess piece

Drag the piece onto any valid square on the playing board.

Tips

  • The computer moves automatically after each of your moves.

  • If you attempt to make an invalid move, an alert sounds and the piece returns to where it was.

  • If Speakable Items is enabled, you can use spoken commands to move chess pieces. I tell you about Speakable Items in Chapter 21.


To start a new game

1.

Choose Game > New Game (Figure 48) or press . A dialog sheet like the one in Figure 49 appears.

Figure 48. Chess's Game menu.


Figure 49. A dialog sheet like this one appears when you choose New from the File menu.


2.

Choose an option from the Players pop-up menu (Figure 50).

Figure 50 & 51. The Players (top) and Variants (bottom) pop-up menus enable you to set options for a new game.


3.

If desired, choose an option from the Variant pop-up menu (Figure 51).

4.

Click Start.



Visual QuickStart Guide. Mac OS X 10. 4 Tiger
Mac Os X 10.4 Tiger (Visual Quickstart Guides)
ISBN: 0321423372
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 301
Authors: Maria Langer

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