Author: margolies,marc
Date: 12:02:48 12/24/03
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On December 24, 2003 at 14:42:25, Mike Byrne wrote: >Does anybody have any thoughts what is the best way to publish chess games. >What I would like to publish chess games is pdf format with diagrams - but I >would to hear what other people are doing and which way is the easiest. I have >Chessbase 8, but there are many different settings, I would to hear what >settings you used if you publish with Chessbase and do you print to pdf (I have >Adobe Acrobat). > >If you use something else besides Chessbase 8, I am interested in what you are >doing as well. > >TIA > >Michael i need clarity. do you mean print publishing or web publishing? in terms of print, pdf is useful because authority (authorship) is unambiguous, but also harder to port back into an e-form to allow positional analysis. Viz web publishing, CB8 is fine but also CA7.1 is excellent because of its DHTML capabilities. You can see sample of this at Convekta's "Chess Weekly" site. The principle pdf publisher of Chess is Baburin's 'Chess Today'-- I am sure that he has platform independence reason's for this, also the fact that he e-mails his publication. Even so, the end-user must install fonts.
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