Either in this letter, we're going to talk about adjusting pieces now, if you're using software,
the pieces are neatly arranged usually, but in the real world, say, say your rook was slightly off
and start the game and you want to adjust it.
You should really say you should say JDub, meaning I adjust and then you can adjust the rock to be
nicely in the center.
And that happens, you know, later say say your opponent, you know, took your pawn.
But in taking it they left.
That was slightly on the side.
Offside, you can adjust that pawn without taking it, if you saw each other and then you adjust it
in center, so as you do is I adjust.
So yeah, Frenchtown Jalib.
And then you can legally adjust an aspect of the position which you think is annoying, OK, or there
might be some speck of dust or something, some dirt on the board.
You could use Yaddo for that.
So it just makes the boards a little bit more tidy, neater, clearer.
So use the shadow if you need to.
That's how much.