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Publish
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Chess Wizard:
A powerful chess playing and
learning software
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| How to publish games? |
- Chess
enthusiasts can share their games, ask
and answer puzzles online in a convenient
way provided by Chess Wizard.
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- To
publish a game, click Publish Game button in
the toolbar.
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are two types of Content in Publish Game dialog.
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- (1) Whole Game: The
content will contain the startup position
(if started with a puzzle or a midgame)
and the whole move list as well as
comments. If you want to share your games
with other chess enthusiasts or to answer
puzzles, please choose Whole Game.
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- (2) Current Position: The
content will contain the current board
only, instead of the startup position. If
you want to ask puzzles or special
positions online, please choose Current Position.
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| Choose Site |
- Chess
Wizard recommends 4 sites for you to
publish games:
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Blogger/Wordpress: you can
publish a game or a position as a blog
for sharing, with a Flash Board, in
WYSIWYG mode (see below).
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- (3) Facebook: you can
publish a game or a position as a note
for sharing, in plain text.
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- (4) Yahoo! Answers: you can
publish a game or a position as a
question, in plain text. This is the best
way to find the answer for a puzzle.
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choose (Other) for those
sites not mentioned above.
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| Choose Format |
- Chess
Wizard will automatically choose the best
format for each recommended site. To
publish on other sites, you must choose
one of the following 4 formats:
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- (1) Plain Text: The
simplest format that is available to
almost all sites. If you do not know
whether one site supports BBCode or HTML,
please choose Plain Text.
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- (2) BBCode: The
prefered format for a phpBB forum. Chess
Wizard will generate a board image in
BBCode if you want to publish a position.
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- (3) HTML Code: For blogs
and forums that support HTML code. Chess
Wizard will generate a board image in
HTML Code for a position, or generate a
Flash board (see
examples) for a game.
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- (4) HTML Content: The same
as HTML Code, but in WYSIWYG (what you
see is what you get) mode, which is
supported by most blog sites including
Bloggers and WordPress.
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