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Posted by chrisp uskidscompute.com
11/15/2005 12:17:02 play online chess | Subject: Web publishing
Message: I am interested in publishing some chess games (both GK and other) as part of a website. I have used a couple of pgn to web type editors to produce the webpages, but would be interested in peoples views of any such editors they have had experience of.
I have not found one with which I am completely happy - they are all good in some ways, but the ones I have tried have caused me more problems than I would like!!
Thanks for any assistance.
Chris
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Posted by schnarre uskidscompute.com
11/15/2005 12:32:33 play online chess | Hmmnnnn....
Message: Have you dealt any with chessgames.com?
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Posted by chrisp uskidscompute.com
11/16/2005 12:10:43 play online chess | James
Message: Thanks for the suggestion. I enjoy much of the content on chessgames.com, it's an excellent chess resource. However, I do not believe it has software to enable me to publish chess games of my choice on websites otehr than chessgames itself - this is what I actually want to do.
Cheers
Chris
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Posted by loreta uskidscompute.com
11/16/2005 22:21:21 play online chess | Ye....
Message: I'm looking for some tool - to prepare chess positions...
Rocomendations? - no chess engines, please... [let's be far from that evil]
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Posted by ccmcacollister uskidscompute.com
11/16/2005 22:37:56 play online chess | loreta ...
Message: Wish I could remember more about it, as it was in the 90's and someone I knew had a setup where their chesscomputer board would input games to their Pc for publishing. I think that it went into ChessBase or if not, then BookUp. So that just by reviewing the game on their board, for errors and content, it would be all ready to reprint for publication. Believe it was J.F.Campbell or Don Maddox that used it, who should both be contactable via Google search. The former does The Campbell Report; & the latter edited Chess Life, ran LeisureLinc and now has a site. Both wrote for APCT, as did Jim Marfia who would be the only other possible for it. Believe it was Campbell tho.
Can anyone recall the name of that sensor board? Lorenzo? Leonardo? No that's not right. Some oneword name. Does anyone recall that setup? It sounded very nice at the time. I'm not aware if it analyzed in the process, but that was beside the point if so.
When I edited Metro Chess, so very much time went into game score verification, then typing afterward ... I would have loved to find this under my Christmas tree !
... }8-)
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Posted by sahsakkchess uskidscompute.com
11/17/2005 04:40:28 play online chess | PGNtoJS
Message: I think the best free software for chess games publishing on the web is PGNtoJS. The PGNtoJS have a lot of functions and it is easy to use. Try it:
-> www.cmpgo.de
On the adress above you will also found a lot of other good free chess software.
Also chek this:
-> www.correspondencechess.com
A lot of useful informations for chess webmasters.
Good luck.
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Posted by bucklehead uskidscompute.com
11/17/2005 04:44:41 play online chess | Have you tried Palview?
Message: -> www.enpassant.dk
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Posted by odonata uskidscompute.com
11/17/2005 06:19:04 play online chess | Some hints on publishing...
Message: Hi Chris,
Just like you I've probably searched all the web for those programs and probably just like you, none of them is offering me full satisfaction.
Yet I can advise you a few things:
With chessprograms like Fritz8 you can publize your games. Advantage: nice lay out, easy to drop in variations and make comments in it, less good is the fact that it's less easy to incorporate it in your web pages (according to me).
Another way to incorporate your games is via the website of ICC. You copy paste your pgn and they create the viewer, which afterwards is easy to incorporate in your website.
-> www.chessclub.com
Even if you don't know too much about programming, you can change the lay a bit (color of squares), you can always see an example on my website:
-> users.skynet.be
maybe this helps you a bit!
cheers,
Odonata
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Posted by chrisp uskidscompute.com
11/23/2005 10:09:18 play online chess | Thanks
Message: to everyone who responded. I will try out some of these options and see what happens.
I hope to have a website to display the results on completed in the near future.
Thanks
Chris
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Posted by odonata uskidscompute.com
11/24/2005 00:41:49 play online chess | feedback
Message: don't forget to post the link so we can take a look! ;-)
cheers,
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Posted by chrisp uskidscompute.com
11/24/2005 12:28:55 play online chess | Xavier
Message: I will definitely post the link my friend,
many thanks
Chris
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