Is there a website/URL where I can download and print a chess scoresheet?

Ivan wrote:

Is there a website/URL where I can download and print a chess scoresheet?

There are a few places; this thread came up a while ago. One site
is http://www.chessology.com -- the scoresheet is in WordPerfect
format, but Word can read it.

"Ivan" wrote in message
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Is there a website/URL where I can download and print a chess scoresheet?

http://www.michess.org/scholastic/scoresheet.doc

"Ivan" wrote in message
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Is there a website/URL where I can download and print a chess scoresheet?

http://www.chessville.com/instructio...coresheets.pdf

Ivan wrote (2003-09-29 07:22:00 PST):
Is there a website/URL where I can download
and print a chess scoresheet?

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From: krig Stein )
Subject: chess scoresheet
Date: 2003-03-21 21:36:11 PST

Hi,
Does anyone have a scoresheet, or a link to a
scoresheet in .doc format that i can print out
for a tournament we are organising. Any help
would be great,

From: Betsy Schwartz )
Date: 2003-03-22 07:52:49 PST

There's a really nice one from a math professor
here at Harvard:

http://www.math.harvard.edu/~elkies/chess.html

It's in Postscript, not .doc, so you'll need
Ghostview or another viewer

From: Odd Gunnar Malin )
Date: 2003-03-23 13:47:26 PST

There is one at
http://www.jakob.at/steffen/partie_formular.html
in pdf format ready to be printed.

From: Yanks Gerber )
Date: 2003-03-24 03:09:30 PST

here's a nice one.....i use this all the time...
http://www.professorchess.com/main_downloads.html
on the left hand side, scroll down until you get
to a section called notation. then click on basic
scoresheet, and you'll have an option of viewing
it, or downloading it. when you view it, just
right-click and save. then print it afterwards...

From: me )
Date: 2003-03-23 19:12:37 PST

In response to this request, I have posted a simple,
editable scoresheet at http://www.chessology.com.
It is in WordPerfect for Windows format, but
Microsoft Word can open it.

-snip-
http://www.chessville.com/instructio...uhmentz/pdf_fr
ee/basic_scoresheets.pdf
-snip-

I don't mean to be rude and I know it's supposed to be pronounced "num-
ents", but does anyone else keep reading the good Professor's name as
"Numb-nuts"?

cheers-

DB Rea
no relation to DB Cooper

"D. B. Rea" wrote in message

I don't mean to be rude and I know it's supposed to be pronounced "num-
ents", but does anyone else keep reading the good Professor's name as
"Numb-nuts"?

cheers-

DB Rea
no relation to DB Cooper

Quite frankly, I have always been just a little embarrassed about this one.
Chester Nuhments??? C'mon! 'Hokey' is the closest word I can come up with.

(LOL! My spellchecker wants me to say 'nutmeats.' LOL LOL LOL)

From: "sandirhodes"
Date: 01/10/03 00:14 GMT Daylight Time
Message-id:


"D. B. Rea" wrote in message
snip
Quite frankly, I have always been just a little embarrassed about this one.
Chester Nuhments??? C'mon! 'Hokey' is the closest word I can come up with.

(LOL! My spellchecker wants me to say 'nutmeats.' LOL LOL LOL)


Hahahahahaha! Now that *is* "A better one"!

D. B. Rea wrote:

-snip-


http://www.chessville.com/instructio...uhmentz/pdf_fr
ee/basic_scoresheets.pdf


-snip-

I don't mean to be rude and I know it's supposed to be pronounced "num-
ents", but does anyone else keep reading the good Professor's name as
"Numb-nuts"?

cheers-

DB Rea
no relation to DB Cooper