Actually, I would be interested in knowing whether there exists a book or DVD explaining the Moller/Archangel variation.
In fact, I would prefer something which would cover all the variations
where Black plays Bc5, from move 3 to move 6. etc.
I guess there are many transpositions.
As far as I know "play the Ruy Lopez" by A. Greet gives one line
against 3...Bc5 and 4...Bc5 but they are quite different since one of the lines uses the fact that White has not yet played Ba4.
The DW e4-e5 has a good chapter as poinbted in a previous post.
The book, Panczyk and Emms is too dense for what I for the moment.
Does anyone know whether the DVDs vy Shirov cover some of these lines?
Anyway, I wonder whether it would not be interesting to have a 
Starting out book covering these lines against the RL

Zatara wrote on 10/24/09 at 04:21:04:


Goodbye. Good luck with your opening repertoire chess.

@Markovich

Thank you for showing that Zatara was trolling; I admit that it completely escaped my consideration.

Markovich wrote on 10/23/09 at 15:05:15:

For two years at least and preferably for six.
Thanks to Markovich for explaining why I don't feel like answering these eternal questions either.

I can respond to your first question if nothing else.

The Ruy Exchange is a great way for white to play for a draw .  Black has minimal winning chances (keeping in mind both sides still retain chances).

The Bg4 (h3 h5!) lines are extremely sharp (entirely sound) and fairly practical at the non master level provided you're willing to learn the boatloads of theory.  If not, f6 and Bd6 are legitimate options (among other moves).