Sudoku Solver
by Wes Ingalls
Aids in the solving of Sudoku logic puzzles. Nifty features include:
Automatic/Manual "pencilling" of candidates
Ability to color candidates for easy tracking
A Hint function for when you get stuck
9x9, 12x12, or 16x16 puzzle sizes
Save/read puzzle files
A plethora of custom look preferences
Undo, reset and minimize functions
Puzzle generation
Automatic/Manual "pencilling" of candidates
Ability to color candidates for easy tracking
A Hint function for when you get stuck
9x9, 12x12, or 16x16 puzzle sizes
Save/read puzzle files
A plethora of custom look preferences
Undo, reset and minimize functions
Puzzle generation
Current Version: 3.1.1
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December 03, 2009 · version 3.1.1Too bad
tmabahraHi, I'm a regular sudoku player, I'm sorry to tell that I've never seen such a bad sudoku game, it is more to an eye confusion than a Sudoku game.
Regards.
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February 20, 2009 · version 3.1.1 RonSince I came into contact with this particular widget, I wouldn't be without it.
Its a game and its a sudoku solver.
You have several levels of play which are determined to give you a headache.
I would like to know more about actually solving the game when logic seems impossible.
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January 11, 2009 · version 3.1.1I love this
NancyI'm a crazy fan of Sudoku and this is so fun. There are different levels of difficulty. You can always ask for a hint. It's easy to use. If you love Sudoku, then you've gotta have this one.
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August 15, 2008 · version 3.1.1
Pips, anyone?
RainThe "candidate" numbers are obtrusive, and the design is much to obtrusive, but the game mechanics are good.
Why not use pips for candidate numbers? It would save a lot of space and be less of an eyesore.
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June 26, 2008 · version 3.1.1
Features I'd Like.
Inara1) Fade out a number that is solved (a number is solved if all 9 occurrences are found).
2) Add ability to detect Swordfish, X-wing and Y-wing patterns.
