The FAQ for this newsgroup makes reference to a programming tool kit
named the Standard Algebraic Notation Kit, and provides a link to the
package on a server which no longer exists (ics.onenet.net). Does
anyone have a copy of this package (or a link to a live site which has a
copy)?

Thanks!

Bob Kline wrote:
The FAQ for this newsgroup makes reference to a programming tool kit
named the Standard Algebraic Notation Kit, and provides a link to the
package on a server which no longer exists (ics.onenet.net). Does
anyone have a copy of this package (or a link to a live site which has a
copy)?

Note that the FAQ hasn't been updated for several years. I was going
to suggest that you google for `san kit chess' but that throws up a
goodly number of dead links, too...


Dave.

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be erased!

"Bob Kline" wrote in message
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The FAQ for this newsgroup makes reference to a programming tool kit named
the Standard Algebraic Notation Kit, and provides a link to the package on
a server which no longer exists (ics.onenet.net). Does anyone have a copy
of this package (or a link to a live site which has a copy)?

http://cap.connx.com/chess-utils/sankit/

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project...mes/chess/san/


This link seems to work,but doesn't have much in the way of a users
manual.Might be easier to roll your own.