Danny wrote:
Hi!
> OK, thanks for that - didn't know you could use the arrows keys to make
> moves, cool.
Yes. And you will want to notice that Scid is the only chess application
I know of that has a really decent keyboard move entry functionality.
That is you can not only jump trough the game using the mouse but also
just play down a game from a book by entering it with the keyboard
instead of the mouse.
> Can't see any indicators on the board though :-(
No, as I said it's a work around. You just see which piece is moving by
that.
> I'm sure
> they could do this, just a simple outline in red of the two squares the
> piece has moved to would be cool.
Yes, but I admit that I'm totally unfamiliar with the board marking
functions, and I fear I can not do it myself. Otherwise we'd already
have it as I miss it a bit, especially in CC gameplay it would be nice,
indeed.
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