Tim Eberly said in a message to Tim Eberly:
Welcome to the echo, Tim. Messages intended for everybody are usually 
addressed to ALL. The system will permit you do that. Many will likely miss 
this message because it isn't addressed to them, or "All".
 TE> Would anyone care to help me out with this particular opening by
 TE> playing it through with me? I have some questions regarding whites
 TE> strategy if after... e4      e6
 TE> d4      d5
 TE> Nc3     Nf6
 TE> e5      Nd7
 TE> f4      c5
 TE> Nf3     Nc6
Tim, the move 6. ... Nc6 is not a legal move.
With the first knight on f6 and the other knight on d7, there is no legal way 
for Black to move a knight to c6 in one move. Perhaps you meant Nb6, which is 
a legal move. I'll continue my observation with that assumption. If it's 
wrong, then I'll start over with the right moves. :)
 TE> Be3     Qb6
Of course, having made that assumption, I now find that I can't do this move 
(7. ... Qb6), because the square is occupied by the aforementioned knight.
lawrence@eforest.houston.tx.us 
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