Author: Alvaro Rodriguez
Date: 15:40:17 04/20/00
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On April 20, 2000 at 16:11:38, Pete Galati wrote: >On April 20, 2000 at 15:42:40, Morris Kammann wrote: > >>I'm just starting e-mail chess. Have no interest in tourneys, playing with >>anybody else or what have you. Does any one know of a simple program that would >>give a changeable diagram that can be sent back and forth? Sort of like the old >>snail mail sheets and rubber stamps...but updated for computers. Appreciate any >>ideas anybody might have. Thanks > >I just email the entire pgn file of the games, it's called postcard.pgn because >that's how _these_ games originally started (actually, those games have >finished, we're on to newer games), and the games come back to me as just the >last few moves of the game, I then copy them out of the email, paste them into >my pgn file, and I view the games in Winboard. Then I edit my own moves in >using Notepad. > >I've never understood people wanting a special program for email Chess. > >Pete I agree completly, I will never understand that kind of people.. By the way, I also think that the best thing to do is to replay the whole game and then start thinking about your move instead of just pasting the pgn into winboard. Long time ago, I did like you said ,just pasting the moves in, and when I was thinking about my move, I didn´t understood the position correctly..That´s why maybe to replay the game is the best.. Alvaro
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