Chess Study Assistant Files

Chess Study is a slightly different way to analyze your chess games.

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
Version 1.0.0	2026-10-23		2
Version 0.9.9b	2026-08-20		0
Version 0.9.0b	2026-08-11		0
license.txt	2026-10-23	35.2 kB	0
__version__	2026-10-23	112 Bytes	0
readme.pdf	2026-10-23	19.3 kB	0
readme.txt	2026-10-23	7.9 kB	0
CSA_changelog.csv	2026-10-23	2.6 kB	1
manual.pdf	2026-10-23	517.6 kB	1
Totals: 9 Items		582.6 kB	4

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