There is a nice functionality to print all boards which you are playing now. i was wondering whether this could be extended to previously played games. Basically, what I'd like to is look up and old game, scroll back into that game to an interesting position, then press a "print" button which would give a screen with just that position.
This is already possible. In the "Short info" box at the top of any Little Golem screen, click on "Player" (that's you), click on the appropriate link in the "games played" column, click on the game you want, then click on the move you want in the list of moves. The screen will show you that position. Then print it out with your browser's print feature. You get just one game at a time that way, but that's what you're asking for, right? You could always use a screen capture program and a graphics editor to combine multiple board images of completed games into one, if desired.
Well I am interested in printing to a file, otherwise the browser print functionality will do. It is already possible, by going to the position, save the html source and remove all text etc until only the position remains, but this is quite a bit of work which has to be done for each position, and which is easily automated, hence my reason for asking.
You can export games to txt, which is the sgf (smart game format), and can imported by various programs. If you're interested in exporting revesi games to sgf, I think you have to be a littlebit more patience. It's probably on Richards todo list to fix the problem: Reversi uses a3 in stead of ac which makes the current txt-export unusable for the reversi software.