Excellent. Thanks. For the most part, I think I've been doing it right.
As to the board edges, I understand, no overlapping. I'd have to go back through the specific Pusan Perimeter games and figure out which of the two boards brought this to question. In this instance, it had rough or rocky ground on that board edge on the one and clear on the other, and made it a 50-50 proposition. Overlapping actually made it more clear if we overlapped the right board. Most of the jungle games I've played were not so much of a problem. The occasional road ending in a board edge wasn't a problem in the few Eastern Front games I've encountered that so far.
And using the same library feature, I found it.
http://www.pg-hq.com/library.php?type=map&id=94 The left side of 94 butted up against another board with a clear edge. It affected the game since units could run unobstructed up that slot more quickly than having to negotiate the rough hexes. We overlapped the open hex board over the rough and moved on.
Tom Oxley
