Now, Hoxman...Basically there are only really three chords on the guitar...E, A and D... So, if you start the root on the 4th string, it's the same as a D chord, but moved up however many...for example:-
-4--
-5--
-4--
-2--
would be an E chord, (The shape is the same, except it's been moved up a tone).
I'm sorry I'm not examplaining this too well, I'm in a bit of a rush...e-mail or post a reply if you still need help and I'll go in to better detail....
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