beenthere
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There is a tool that makes it easier, but I think you have the right idea from your description. Just need to get it on something solid and with a good square corner to slide (drive) the links off.
Here is one on eBay
Bicycle Bike Steel Chain Breaker Repair Tool Shimano on eBay!
Google "detachable steel chain tool" for some hits.
This eBay link doesn't stay current, so here is one showing the tool.
Item # 415, Steel Chain Detacher on F.C. Mason
At that site, can also see the various types of links that each slide together to make the chain. They should help to see their individual parts and openings.