I solve tactical problems, use chess mentor, read articals, study openings, play against computer & apply things I learnt during games. I only play turn-based games & 30 minutes games in live chess.
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Till_98 wrote:
ö
Yeah. I can't do the ö on the computer. So I'm doing it on my phone:
Danke schön
No, they don't!!
1.) Read this review by Jeremy Silman - https://www.uschess.org/content/view/12389/729
2.) Then read - How Magnus Carlsen Became The Youngest Chess Grandmaster In The World by Simen Agdestein
3.) Then follow the training regimen recommended by Silman in his review and the one followed by Magnus Carlsen.
See it's easy, and all laid out for you!
Till_98 wrote:
wtf is there no need for the beautiful ö?
If you want to use one, you have to open a word document and go to 'symbols'. It's a 'symbol' apparently.
Apr 28, 2014
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brumtown wrote:
Till_98 wrote:
wtf is there no need for the beautiful ö?
If you want to use one, you have to open a word document and go to 'symbols'. It's a 'symbol' apparently.
Actually you can get ä and ö in almost every computer just by clicking 2 buttons - believe me, I have lived in USA and UK
I know how to get an é, á, ó, ú and í, but nothing else.
Apr 28, 2014
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The Macintosh
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ä, ö 1. Hold down the Option key, and type a u (the letter u). Ä, Ö Hold the Shift key down in step 3 Above. |
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ALT+0156 = œ ALT+0230 = æ |
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:D
Thanks, Archimedes. Always wanted to know how to do it!
Apr 28, 2014
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No problem :). Please note that this system is made for USA/English keyboards and may not work with others...
Yeah Danke schon would mean something like thanks already. (Un)luckily as a guy from Finland I had to study many different languages at school