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| Posted by collywobbles www6conf.org 1/01/2008 04:39:24 Play online chess |  Subject: Unable to move any pieces in any gamesMessage: I am unable to move any pieces in any games. My renewal (gold I think) was up for renewal on 30th December, but the note I received suggested that payment had passed smoothly. Please help. Many, many thanks. Is there a person or people who can be contacted? | ||||||||
| Posted by tim_b www6conf.org 1/01/2008 05:31:34 Play online chess | Message: For contact info, please see:  gameknot.com
hth, Tim. | ||||||||
| Posted by ccmcacollister www6conf.org 1/01/2008 06:02:34 Play online chess | Per FAQ#6 from Menu "HELP" ... Message: Just a reminder that GK may not answer a Question that is already covered in the FAQ's section. So I think to receive a reply you may need to point out that the reason is not one of these already put in the FAQ's. Here is a link, and copy of #6 about this problem. ***** Link to FAQ's, or click HELP on menu and see #6 = gameknot.com
Q6: I'm unable to make any moves in any of my games, what do I do? ............ A: There are several possible reasons for not being able to make a move: • First of all, make sure that you are logged in to GameKnot from the front page. • Please double-check that you are not trying to make an illegal move and that your King will not be in check when your move is submitted. • If you have any anti-virus or firewall software installed on your computer, please make sure that it is not set to disable all active scripts (JavaScript in particular) for all sites. • Make sure that your Security level in Internet Options (Internet Explorer only) is set to Medium (recommended) or lower. If you have your Security level set to High and you do not want to lower it to Medium, you will need to disable "Move confirmation / submit button" in your profile to be able to make your moves. • Some computer viruses might prevent your browser from functioning correctly (W32.Blast.Worm, for example). Make sure that your anti-virus software is up-to-date. • Sometimes, clearing temporary Internet files (i.e. the browser's cache) helps -- select "Tools | Internet Options..." menu, click "Delete Files..." button, hit OK. • If you are using Microsoft Windows operating system, make sure to download and install all the latest patches from Microsoft Windows Update. • If everything else fails, try updating your web browser software to the latest version, or using a different web browser altogether. }8-) ——— Title Match Remains Tied After Champion Misses Win — With the world chess championship match having entered a critical stage, Viswanathan Anand of India, the titleholder, switched openings in Game 9, hoping to recapture momentum and the lead that he relinquished with a loss in Game 8. He almost did. But, with victory in sight, Anand faltered and missed a couple of winning continuations, which allowed Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria, the challenger, to salvage the game and keep the best-of-12 match tied. In each of the previous games he had White, Anand had steered the opening into the Catalan system, which is solid, but not too dynamic. In Game 9, he played 3 Nc3 instead of 3 Nf3 for the first time. That gave Topalov ... Posted by ccmcacollister | www6conf.org 1/01/2008 06:09:44 Play online chess PS/ collywobbles ...Message: click on your NIK above (or here :) collywobbles to take you to your Profile Page in the form that others see it. When there, simply click on your PAWN Icon right by your NIK, and it will take you to the page showing your current subscription information. And asks if you wish to upgrade, etc. Regards, Craig ——— The Best Woman in Chess Still Stands Alone at the Top — Judit Polgar is the only woman to ever be ranked in the world’s top 10, or even in the top 100. At age 34, her ranking has slipped to 51 (from No. 8 in 2005) as the responsibilities of being a wife and mother — she has two children, ages 3 and 5 — have left her little time to train and compete. Since 1991, when Polgar became the youngest chess grandmaster in history, more than a dozen women have also earned the title. Two of them, Humpy Koneru of India and Hou Yifan of China, became grandmasters when they were even younger than Polgar. But no other woman has been able to break into the chess elite. Koneru is 23, and Yifan is only 16, so it seems likely that ... Posted by collywobbles | www6conf.org 1/01/2008 07:35:55 Play online chess Message: ——— Topalov Wins to Tie Championship Match — Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria, the challenger for the world chess championship, broke through stubborn defense by Viswanathan Anand of India, the chess champion, to win Game 8 of their title match. The score is now tied at 4 points apiece. Since winning Game 1, Topalov had been stymied and outplayed. Though he had not been in any real trouble since losing Game 4, he also had not been able to find a chink in Anand’s armor, that is until Tuesday. Topalov was White and the opening was a Slav Defense, just as in Games 3 and 5. After 12 moves, the players reached the same position as they had in the earlier games, which Anand drew easily. He was the first to deviate, choosing ... Posted by collywobbles | www6conf.org 1/01/2008 08:00:30 Play online chess Message: PS What's a web browser?! ——— An Exciting Draw Kicks Off Second Half of Title Match — The seventh game of the World Chess Championship match in Sofia, Bulgaria, ended in a draw, just as the two previous games had. But the game on Monday was far from dull. Viswanathan Anand of India, the chess champion, had White for the second game in a row as the players reversed the order of colors now that the match is in its second half. As he has done throughout the match, Anand opened with the d pawn and played the Catalan. Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria, who had stuck with the same first four moves in the previous games where he had Black, suddenly selected a new move, though one that is often played. Topalov played rapidly, indicating that ... Posted by collywobbles | www6conf.org 1/01/2008 08:12:09 Play online chess Message: THe java will not download, it's asking me to enable cookies and something? Any explanations what that means in English? Many thanks again... ——— At Halfway Point, Chess Champion Retains Lead of Title Match — For the first time in his title match with Viswanathan Anand of India, the defending world chess champion, Veselin Topalov, a Bulgarian, did not lose while playing Black. He also did not win as Game 6 ended in a draw. That preserved Anand’s one point lead. The score is now 3.5 to 2.5 in the best-of-12 match. The chess match is being played in Sofia, Bulgaria, and has a prize fund of two million euros, or about $2.7 million. Anand had won Games 2 and 4, when he had White, posing a serious problem for Topalov when he had Black. In Game 6, Anand again chose the Catalan opening, as he had in the previous games. Topalov responded as he had in Game 2, when he got a good ... |