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a chess problem...i need help in figuring out the
6 possible places a white rook can move to in order to force the black king into a corner...there are only 3 pieces on the board..the white king is at f7, the white rook is
at g6 and the black king is at h7...this is not a
game i am playing...i am solving a problem at chess4kids scholastic program...i cannot solve the problem and there is no hint or tutorial to help me out...i cannot move on in the lesson until i figure this out...i have tried..i cannot
get all 6....someone help me with this puzzle ? 
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Here is the diagram for the position described above:
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if I understood the problem correctly, the 6 places are: a6, b6, c6, d6, e6 and f6.
this should force the black king to h8.
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yes...that did it...i kept trying to use the h file and multiple g and h squares...thank you...i will go back at the end of the series and
redo the problem..  ..and i understand the chess question better now that i see the solution.
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