Following on from previous post about Childrens' First Dictionary, I've found a way of combining the content of this dictionary with Google Keep while at the same time working my way through the dictionary. What I've doing is taking a screenshot of a word. Let's use the word "acrobat" as an example. See Figure 1.
Figure 1
I then upload the image to Keep and get it to extract the text for me. I can then add to the text if I want to and which I've done for this particular word. See Figure 2 where the comments as not included in the screenshot because they're too lengthy. I've given this note the label KAMUS GAMBAR and clicking on this label will bring up all the notes so labelled. This makes access on a mobil device quite easy.
Figure 2
I'll use Keep far more widely now and not just for the Kamus Gambar. The secret is in choosing the labels.
I played a game at club level against Fritz Online and remembered that one needed a premium account to export files in PGN format. So I took a screenshot of the PGN displayed on Fritz Online and tried unsuccessfully to use OneNote and Google Docs to convert the image to text. Apparently it can be done but it defeated me. I turned to Google Keep and fortunately it was a very straightforward process. So I pasted the text into ChessX and things worked fine, so now I'm pasting the game into this blog. It's a game I should have won I'm sure but in the end was lucky not to lose, having overlooked a pin to my Queen from Fritz's Rook.
It would seem that 39.g5+ was not the best move and that better would have been 39.Qh7 after which it's clearly curtains for Fritz. White has the luxury of not being able to be checked by the Black Queen, even though quite exposed. The g pawn is a shield against the Black Rook but this pawn was lost when I followed the line that I did.
