From: Kazuyuki Iwamoto <iwamoto <at> MY <dot> EMAIL <dot> NE <dot> JP>
Date: 24 nov 2002
Subject: Re: online shogi lesson

Hi everyone,

<I think that you may to do it in Java Shogi
<(http://www.javashogi.jp/~board-e/).
<Go to gameroom.
<There you can to select in menu Control Box - Options - Game Options ...
<checkbox "Free Move"  as "Allow".
<Then you can to move pieces on board and yours pupils will to see it.
<In oldest version JavaShogi I see it. I think that this option is avaluable
now
<too.

Great! I did not notice this function.I tryed and it workd allright.In
addition to the comment of Mr Yury Shepilev,you may click in menu Game -
free move when you want to move pieces freery.And both sides have to select
to allow free move.With this function you can move either your pieces or the
opponent's  freery.

I will be grad to give lesson to beginners at this site if there are anyone
who want if date/time can be arranged.

Iwamoto.




----- Original Message -----
From: "Yury Shpilev" <shpilev <at> yahoo <dot> com>
To: <SHOGI-L <at> techunix <dot> technion <dot> ac <dot> il>
Sent: Saturday, November 23, 2002 7:48 PM
Subject: Re: online shogi lesson


Konnichiwa, Ito-sama!

I think that you may to do it in Java Shogi
(http://www.javashogi.jp/~board-e/).
Go to gameroom.
There you can to select in menu Control Box - Options - Game Options ...
checkbox "Free Move"  as "Allow".
Then you can to move pieces on board and yours pupils will to see it.
In oldest version JavaShogi I see it. I think that this option is avaluable
now
too.

If you could teach me shogi I would be gratefull.
My nick on JavaShogi: YuryShpilev

Best regards,
Yury Shpilev
http://www.shogi.sp.ru/


-- Chiaki Ito <shogi <at> MAIL <dot> COM> wrote:
> kon'chiwa-ssu
>
> a couple friends of mine have asked me to give a shogi lesson for them
> online.  i tried but none of the popular online shogi sites (shogidojo 24,
> yahoo, or java) is ideal for this task because they do not allow me to
move
> pieces freely and do not have english interfaces, which i found is a pain
in
> the neck for post game analysis or for english speaking players.  i am a
> computer illiterate, so i wonder how difficult it is for a digital expert
> who plays shogi to develop for me an online shogi board specialized for
> english speaking players.  hon jya mata.
>
> chiaki ito, 1 dan in thai chess.


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