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Oh OK. And one note: The pieces from the site http://h1.ripway.com/sanjaab/bitmaps/ do not appear at all, so in the page you provided for Ambiguous Chess statistics i can't see a board with pieces. I suggest you to put the pieces from the following site(do not click it as nothing will happen): http://www.marochess.de/php/chesspieces/
And you can choose the desired piece to include in your code for the board position with the following way: After http://www.marochess.de/php/chesspieces/
put CPn.gif With: C = W or B for white or black color piece P = Q or K or R or B or N or P for Queen or King or Rook or Bishop or Knight or Pawn. n = a number from 1 to 8 for each piece set that matches your size of the board. Of course if you use 1 for example for black rook then you will have to use n=1 for all other pieces too..... n=1 is a good choice by the way.....
Chicago Bulls:The program(Scid) has nice graphics for itself. I was lazy so didn't upload them or didn't modify the produced file to do your suggested trick. It's the normal start position.
chess database programs does a fine enough job with ambiguous chess
(hide) If you want to find out more about some games you can check the links section and see if you find any interesting links there. (pauloaguia) (show all tips)