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<p>command line interface.</p>

<p>Also in 1994, Stephen J. Edwards released the <a href="page.php?w=Portable_Game_Notation">Portable Game Notation</a> (PGN) specification.  It mentions PGN reading programs not needing to have a "full chess engine."  It also mentions three "graphical user interfaces" (GUI): <a href="page.php?w=XBoard">XBoard</a>, pgnRead and Slappy the database.</p>

<p>By the mid-2000s, engines had become so strong that they were able to beat even the best human players. Except for entertainment purposes, especially using engines</p><p>
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