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I've decided to rebuild a similar puzzle from udosuk's solution. I spent a few hours last night remembering how I did it last time. Essentially I use 5 JSudoku W X windows and work between them. Getting a unique puzzle (not necessarily solvable) is a straightforward plod - however I am trying to go interactively to a good solvable puzzle.

It should be ready by the weekend - however given my anti-spam problems not sure when I'll be able to post it.

There is a certain tension between married life and my Sudoku addiction but we appear to be coping.

Author:	HATMAN [ Sun Jul 08, 2012 2:31 pm ]
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it is looking like middle August

Author:	enxio27 [ Tue Jul 10, 2012 9:43 pm ]
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Ok, I will try to be patient. . .

Author:	enxio27 [ Mon Jan 07, 2013 7:29 pm ]
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I hate to be a pest, Maurice, but I do hope you can find time to look for this image for me.

Author:	HATMAN [ Wed Jan 09, 2013 9:22 am ]
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Enxio I've decided to rebuild a similar puzzle from udosuk's solution. I spent a few hours last night remembering how I did it last time. Essentially I use 5 JSudoku W X windows and work between them. Getting a unique puzzle (not necessarily solvable) is a straightforward plod - however I am trying to go interactively to a good solvable puzzle. It should be ready by the weekend - however given my anti-spam problems not sure when I'll be able to post it. Thanks for your congratulations (and Ed and Andrew's) - we were married 31st November and managed to get out of the hotel (even Hilton and Sheraton pall after almost five years and the two in Abuja are bottom of the stack for quality: however not for profit, with the Hilton regularly being #1 in the world). We have moved into a great apartment which we have now almost fully fitted out. There is a certain tension between married life and my Sudoku addiction but we appear to be coping. Maurice

Author:	enxio27 [ Fri Jan 18, 2013 7:57 pm ]
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HATMAN wrote: I've decided to rebuild a similar puzzle from udosuk's solution. I spent a few hours last night remembering how I did it last time. Essentially I use 5 JSudoku W X windows and work between them. Getting a unique puzzle (not necessarily solvable) is a straightforward plod - however I am trying to go interactively to a good solvable puzzle. It should be ready by the weekend - however given my anti-spam problems not sure when I'll be able to post it. Thanks for this--I'm looking forward to it! Quote: There is a certain tension between married life and my Sudoku addiction but we appear to be coping.

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Author:	enxio27 [ Wed Feb 05, 2014 7:27 am ]
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Goodness! It's been a year! Any news on this?

Author:	HATMAN [ Wed Feb 05, 2014 8:11 am ]
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OK Enxio this has got a bit lost given some of the other things I am doing. However if you solve my new puzzle "GE NC FO 3" I'll go back to it!

Author:	enxio27 [ Wed Feb 05, 2014 8:04 pm ]
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HATMAN wrote: OK Enxio this has got a bit lost given some of the other things I am doing. However if you solve my new puzzle "GE NC FO 3" I'll go back to it!

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