Chess Mentor 3.0 Now Available

Aficionado is pleased to announce the release of Version 3.0 of Chess
Mentor.

FEATURES:

This major release includes the following new features:

1. The Chess Mentor window can be resized by the user.

2. The size of the chessboard and chess pieces adjust automatically as
the Chess Mentor window is resized.

3. There are four different chess fonts available from which to choose.

4. An Analysis Board can be displayed that can take the place of a
physical board used for further analysis.

5. Easier personalizing of individual study emphasis using Edit Profile
function.

6. All existing Supplementary Courses are compatible with Chess Mentor 3.0.

Please read about the exciting new Chess Mentor 3.0 features in more
detail on our website at http://www.chess.com/30features.html.

UPGRADE:

Any current user of Chess Mentor 2.0 can upgrade to Chess Mentor 3.0
with the new "Chess Mentor 3.0 Upgrade" product. This product upgrades
any existing installed Chess Mentor 2.0 product to Version 3.0, and is
priced at US$24.95. However, if you purchased a Chess Mentor Base
Product on or after December 1, 2003, the upgrade is free to download;
shipping and handling charges still apply if you request a CD to be
shipped to you.

Please read about the "Chess Mentor 3.0 Upgrade" product in more detail
on our website at http://www.chess.com/30upgrade.html.

PURCHASE:

The list prices of Chess Mentor 3.0 products are unchanged from Chess
Mentor 2.0 prices. The "Chess Mentor 3.0 Upgrade" product, along with
all other Chess Mentor products, can be purchased online from
Aficionado's Secure Shopping Cart, at
http://www.afisales.com/onlineorder.html. You can purchase any Chess
Mentor 3.0 product from a Chess Mentor Dealer, found at
http://www.chess.com/dealers.html.

If you are not acquainted with Chess Mentor, the most effective
computer-based method for learning and improving at chess for players at
all levels and ages, please visit our site: http://www.chess.com.
Download the free Chess Mentor 3.0 Demo at
http://www.chess.com/demo.html and try it out.

Regards,

Pete Roberts
Aficionado, Inc.
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