From: Steve Polley <sepolley <at> yahoo <dot> com>
Date: 12 may 2006
Subject: RE: Notations-part2

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May I add a second part to this question about notation? is it required=20
for each player to keep the score as it is in Western Chess?  I notice=20
in the pics from Alsace that not everyone was keeping score?  Thanks!
Aquinaswannabe <at> hotmail <dot> com wrote:
>=20
> Does anybody here use the Japanese notations (such as 9=A5|=A8B)?  How do=
=20
> you write it if two same pieces can move to a square?  I know if they=20
> are in the same row, you denote "left" or "right."  What happens if they=
=20
>=20
> are not in the same row?  I think I read you use =A4W and =B1H, and I=20
> probably know how to use them, but can anyone clarify?  Do you use =A4U=
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> also?


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