Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 12:08:33 12/24/03
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On December 24, 2003 at 15:02:48, margolies,marc wrote: >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? either -- Micorsoft reader converts every thing to htm anyway -I am undecided if PDF or Reader is the way to go. My goal is put soemthing out that can be downloaded to a PDA. >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. I'm surprised as this , since he can embedd the fonts in pdf - unless he doesn't have rights to embedd the fonts. I guess that is the question , how does Baburin do it - his files convert very nicely to a PDA.
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