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Gary Gifford wrote on Sat, Apr 30, 2005 10:10 PM UTC:
I appreciate Greg's comment. In regard to the '10' factor it only plays in the board size (10 x 10) and number of pawns per side, & number of pieces in the 1st and last ranks. <p>On another note: I just wanted to point out that I cut and pasted the text from my Word.doc into David Howe's easy-to-use submission form and used that to get the game page. A nice, painless method. Quick too. <p>I also see that I can now upload graphics; and I did upload one for the game setup... but I don't know how to get it into the page, or if a CV editor has to add the graphics. <p>If I can add graphics myself I will update the Bermuda Chess Angle page with illustrated examples. <p>I encourage those with unposted games to give David's submission form a try (a link to it appears in one of David's recent comments). <p>Best regards to all, Gary

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