Hi everyone;
I recently got interested in Go and I really wish to take it up as a hobby. Seems quite of a fresh game compared to anything I've played before...
Luckily I came across this site which has vast amount of info...but i'm getting kind of lost.
I'm not much of a technical guy; but when I start reading I tend to click most (if not every) underlined word aiming to increase my (for now almost empty) knowledge of Go. So far I read and got an idea of the basic Go rules and I'm quite happy about it.
I wish to know if there is a print option/function somewhere, which prints the whole document+sublinks pages. Because printing from browser is not that satisfactory (mainly because of many sub-links opening again new pages)
I really wish to read them comfortably any time because i'm a bit aged and monitor-reading tires me out;
thanks for your help
Sensei's Library site is a great site, but if you're new to the game and looking for an introduction, it can be a bit daunting.
I started here: http://www.nihonkiin.or.jp/lesson/school-e/index.htm
Which is a very simple, short way into the game. You won't become a master by it, but you'll be able to start playing and have some basic knowledge.
Other sites aimed specifically for beginners can be found here: http://www.usgo.org/resources/internet.html
You can also just start playing online and learn by doing: http://www.dragongoserver.net/status.php (turn based) http://www.gokgs.com/ (real-time).
I also recommend the series of Go books by Janice Kim. They're the first one's listed on this site:
http://www.samarkand.net/Web_store/web_store.cgi?product=book&cart_id=4178822_46052
Hopefully, you can find them at your library.
Hope this helps some.
Enjoy!
Look in the beginner study section. It's a good summary of what's useful here for beginners.