PAUL WHITEHEAD TEACHES CHESS published by Enlightenment Inc in 1985, is an interesting game loaded with chess examples in the built-in chess tutorial. The chess engine was written by Julio Kaplan called the KAFFEEHAUS SCHACHCHAMPION. Julio Kaplan chess engines were also used by the dedicated chess computer manufacturers SciSys and Saitek.

Although the game seems to take take the full level time before making a move, the opening moves do however indicate that there is a built in chess openings library in the program.

PAUL WHITEHEAD TEACHES CHESS plays an interesting game and you should have a lot fun playing against KAFFEEHAUS SCHACHCHAMPION. Here as some option examples:

• L - To Change Levels
• N - New Game
• R - Take Back Move
• M - Force Computer to move.
• X - Reverse Chess Board
• Y - Problem Solving

In any case, the program plays a good game of chess and you should have fun playing against it. Estimated rating is approximately 1350-1450 ELO (1550-1650 USCF).

The Spacious-Mind Active game results (shown above) are from games played with a Commodore 64 or 128. Game Software was loaded from a PC into a Commodore 64/128 using C64TPC. C64TPC connects to the Commodore 64/128 via the Disk Drive Port and links to the PC with a Serial Cable. Playing PAUL WHITEHEAD TEACHES CHESS with an Emulator should play exactly the same as using a Commodore 64 or 128.

The game example below originates from the C64 Open Championship and was played with a real Commodore 64 or 128 with software loaded using C64TPC.