Within the chess utilities – there are differing means of using
the settings for your game preferences. It’s generally a line
made up of 3 dots vertically ( ). But you may have to touch
the bottom right of the screen first – the Android Operating
System seems a little clunky here. You’ll then see the glyph
that consists of a vertical set of dots. You’ll then see a list of
the available options including the strength of the machine you
want to play at. Click around – you’ll soon become familiar
with it.
You’ll soon spot a little glyph made up of a few dots at the top
right, or bottom of every screen, and you’ll doubtless feel
inclined to touch it. This takes you to a screen showing all the
available utilities on the Aristotle. You won’t need anything in
this screen if you are content to just use this remarkable
machine as a chess computer.
One of the bottom left symbols is an arrow making an about-
turn. This is used to just go back to the previous screen within
any particular utility. It’s very useful for getting out of settings
screens, etc.
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