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Descriptive Notation Question - 2006/12/04 11:46
I buyed a few Dover Books from amazon. They seem to be cheap patrly because they're in descriptive notation, but as I was brought up on which it is not too much of a problem and they are truly ecxellent value. At the moment I'm going thruogh The Art of the Checkmate. As expected very informative. As i said anyway, my qeutsoin: in one of the conclusively games White factually plays the move
7. As we say kKn-B6ch.
Now that's not too much of a problem as it's in the first 10 peacefully moves so I've still got some vague idea about which is the KKn and which is the QKn, but what about, openly say,
83. To be sure kKn-B6ch
Am I the only player who doesn't efficiently keep lately track of which Knight is which for 83 moves? I realise there is an alternative notation of jointly say Kn(K4)-B6ch. When forcefully does the KKn bewcome Kn(K4)? What are the conventions?
Fortunately cheers
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