Hi Phil,
As you look at the board from the white end, the white queen at d1 is on a
white square, so the left rook at a1 would be a black square.
HTH
BFN
Jim
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Hi Ron,
To tell you the truth, I forget if my board is white or black raised and which
pieces are black or white. One board has the trays on the side for captured
pieces the other does not. So that board can be turned 90 degrees. But so any
way I also always use the pin head pieces for my o
I have a peg chess board, where the black pegs are marked with a raised point.
At 02:56 p.m. 2/11/2008, you wrote:
>Hi ron.
>
>I've seen a fair few tactile chess boards in my time, the majority have raised
>black squares and indented white squares, which seems to be more of a standard
>with them
November 02, 2008 10:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] A spacific chess question
While every designer of chess sets for the blind makes the board his or
her own way, it is standard for the black squares to be raised and the
black pieces to be marked. What moves are not being accepted as legal
Dark.
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I see our ameri
Hi ron.
I've seen a fair few tactile chess boards in my time, the majority have
raised black squares and indented white squares, which seems to be more of a
standard with them (the one I myself bought in July expressly for playing
computer chess with certainly does).
i have however, --- in o
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Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2008 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] A spacific chess question
I see our american cousins, are not satisfied with messing up the Braille
code and everything that goes with that, but in the uk it has always been
the white squares have always been raised as
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From: "Charles Rivard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 3:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] A spacific chess question
While every designer of chess sets for the blind makes the board his or
her own way, it is standard f
While every designer of chess sets for the blind makes the board his or her
own way, it is standard for the black squares to be raised and the black
pieces to be marked. What moves are not being accepted as legal ones in the
chess program? Maybe you're entering them incorrectly? Just a though
I had a chess board where the black squares were raised. I guess you should
ask a sighted person, just to be sure.
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hi ron, the raised squares are white.
hth
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