Chess Players: What Software Do You Use to Record Moves?

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Hi everyone,

This goes out to all our chess players. I just want to ask you the chess software programs that you use. Does any of you use a software that can record chess moves if you are playing tournaments. I was just wondering whether you can actually use an app or something to record moves and keep it in a database so that you don't have to keep a lot of papers. :)
 
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Perhaps I don't quite take chess tournaments as seriously as you do, but I've played a few and won locally, and honestly, I don't try to remember moves at all. I own a chess board where I play against the computer and usually try to play at least once or twice a day. The computer has varying difficulty from level 1-99 (I have only beaten level 99 once in eight tries!), and so I adjust it to simulate playing against actual people. The link below is an example of what I had but mine literally cost a quarter of this particular product so just give a good google search :D

Amazon.com: Saitek Mephisto Chess Challenger Computer: Video Games