Hiall, I'm a visual impaired user and I don't know how to submit my move in a game.. I think on the screen there is a board game but I am not able to read graphics.. is there any suggesion for my problem? maybe some setting or way to input algebric coords? thanks to all ciao Guendy
Can you see the pieces on the board? If so click on the piece you want to move and then click the square you want to move to. No way that I know of to enter moves or code in notation.
Originally posted by MontyMoose Can you see the pieces on the board? If so click on the piece you want to move and then click the square you want to move to. No way that I know of to enter moves or code in notation.
hi, board on the screen is unaccessible for a screenreader cause totally graphic output.. On Gk to input a move I must add a text string to the myturnpage url..
Originally posted by GGuendy Hi, thanks for your suggestion.. I've tryied on my mobile but it seems the same.. I've set the board style for mobile output but... :-)
Try sending feedback (see the link at the bottom of the page). If the facility is available, they will be able to tell you how to access it.
Game status
Division A Season 1 : Rnd. 1
In progress
Last move : g7 - h6
Move number : 28
Half moves since last capture/pawn move : 5
as an example.
This means that whatever was in the square g7 has now moved to h6.
An synthetic voice can read this for you, and you can deduct from this information what the real move was.
Originally posted by FabianFnas When anyone's made a move, I can se under
Game status
Division A Season 1 : Rnd. 1
In progress
Last move : g7 - h6
Move number : 28
Half moves since last capture/pawn move : 5
as an example.
This means that whatever was in the square g7 has now moved to h6.
An synthetic voice can read this for you, and you can deduct from this information what the real move was.
ok that is readcle.. My problem is input moves using algebric notation without using the ouse..
I mean, when you mention that you would not be able to see the screen, how do you expect to play the game? Even if you'd be able to submit moves, you would not be able to memorize where all the pieces are after (say) 20 moves...
Originally posted by Amsterdamn Is this a serious request?
I mean, when you mention that you would not be able to see the screen, how do you expect to play the game? Even if you'd be able to submit moves, you would not be able to memorize where all the pieces are after (say) 20 moves...
Wondering / curious / etc..
well, :-) visual impaired usually play with a braille chessboard moving pieces and studing theri next move and then writing on a pc algebraic notationand sending their next move .. there are also blind user that play blind games.. When I play email correspondece matches is easy but it takes more time and I like to experience other things ..I've found many submit mode... typing algebric notation in a form field, chosing in a combobox what to move, clicking an accessible boardgame... hope this is interesting to you.. ciao
Originally posted by GGuendy well, :-) visual impaired usually play with a braille chessboard moving pieces and studing theri next move and then writing on a pc algebraic notationand sending their next move .. there are also blind user that play blind games.. When I play email correspondece matches is easy but it takes more time and I like to experience other things ..I've found many ...[text shortened]... mbobox what to move, clicking an accessible boardgame... hope this is interesting to you.. ciao
Originally posted by Amsterdamn It definately intrigues me!
Aaah! lol! there are many blind chess associations all over the world.. that's all folks,, nice to meet you.. I go, somewere else, maybe, over the rainbow.. 😉 ciao G.
26 Feb '10 03:08
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