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Sudoku Champion Wannabes, Rejoice!
Posted by Travis on 2 January 2010, 11:28 GMT
If there's anyone out there whose New Year's resolution just happens to be becoming really skilled at solving Sudoku puzzles and can find a TI-89, here's your chance! Andrew V. has released the versatile, fully-featured Solver of All Solvers for quad—er, Sudoku puzzles. It not only just solves them, it can tell you how to solve a puzzle logically, step by step, helping you learn key solving strategies, as well as showing the “pencil marks” that would be used during the solving process. You can also save puzzles and recall them later.
Well, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to see if I can find a Sudoku puzzle book...
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That's not all...
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Travis Evans 
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By the way, there's at least one more featured program announcement to come, as soon as I get around to it—so keep an eye out.
And before anyone asks about POTY results :-)—yes, we're working on it!
Oh, and happy new year to everybody!
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2 January 2010, 11:35 GMT
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Re: Sudoku Champion Wannabes, Rejoice!
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nonexistent
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Reason number 493 to want a TI 89...
Looks nice though.
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2 January 2010, 23:18 GMT
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Re: Sudoku Champion Wannabes, Rejoice!
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mdsb
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Looks neat.
I imagine I would not need to be told how to solve them since I can figure out most (if not all) fill-in type puzzles.
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6 January 2010, 00:20 GMT
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