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Introduction

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XBoard is a graphical chessboard that can serve as a -user interface to chess engines (such as GNU Chess), the -Internet Chess Servers, -electronic mail correspondence chess, or your own collection of saved games. - -

This manual documents version 4.4.0j of XBoard. +

+ +XBoard is a graphical chessboard that can serve as a +user interface to chess engines (such as GNU Chess), the +Internet Chess Servers, +electronic mail correspondence chess, or your own collection of saved games. + +This manual documents version 4.4.0j of XBoard. +

Major modes: The main things XBoard can do. -
Menus: Menus, buttons, and keys. -
Options: Command options supported by XBoard. -
Chess Servers: Using XBoard with an Internet Chess Server (ICS). -
Firewalls: Connecting to a chess server through a firewall. -
Environment: Environment variables. -
Limitations: Known limitations and/or bugs. -
Problems: How and where to report any problems you run into. -
Contributors: People who have helped developing XBoard. -
CMail: Using XBoard for electronic correspondence chess. -
Other programs: Other programs you can use with XBoard. - -
Copyright: Copyright notice for this manual. -
Copying: The GNU General Public License. +
Major modes: The main things XBoard can do. +
Menus: Menus, buttons, and keys. +
Options: Command options supported by XBoard. +
Chess Servers: Using XBoard with an Internet Chess Server (ICS). +
Firewalls: Connecting to a chess server through a firewall. +
Environment: Environment variables. +
Limitations: Known limitations and/or bugs. +
Problems: How and where to report any problems you run into. +
Contributors: People who have helped developing XBoard. +
CMail: Using XBoard for electronic correspondence chess. +
Other programs: Other programs you can use with XBoard. -
Index: Index of concepts and symbol names. +
Copyright: Copyright notice for this manual. +
Copying: The GNU General Public License. + +
Index: Index of concepts and symbol names.