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Elbie:
You can freely input any value in any cell, obviously not on given values: you can change the value on cells at any time and no matter if you enter a wrong value on a cell, even if you already have that value on the same box / row / column. So I could rather understand if one complains in the “opposite way”, something like: “hey, there is no check on same/incorrect values in the grid!”
The only check on correct values is done at the END of the game, when the grid is full, otherwise all inputs on an incomplete grid is considered “temporary” and not to check.
Is there any way to make the timer pause. I like to know how long it takes me sometimes but (for the bigger, longer puzzles this is particularly a problem) I can’t leave the puzzle for a couple of minutes if I want to.
Hi NR, of course you can Pause the game: just click on the Timer itself, it will freeze time and game grid will be hidden, revealing the background image, in case you’re interested in viewing it as well eheh.
Here is the how to play sudoku page in case you need to know about other game features (i.e. using the mouse-wheel to select values or simply hide the background…).
omg i love these games there HILARIOUS.. totally addicted to them, i recommend them to EVERYBODY, but there seems to be a slight error in the makings ;)l
there appears to be a malfunction on the 25×25 games with the keys. Not with all, but A - I all appear as different letters, making it impossible to play the game! Can you fix?
Siobhain:
:O !!!!
You’re totally right! Oh my… yes A-I are replaced with Q-Y
what a stupid bug!
While in 16×16 it’s all right.
Thank you for the very accurate bug report! I really appreciate, I’ll let you know about the fix.
I can do the Hard 9×9 quite quickly. The Easy setting on 25×25 is too easy to be interesting to me. But the Hard 25×25 is something that I can never finish. Could you make it a little bit easier? Is this something other solvers think? The Independent in Britain publishes a 25×25 each week which takes about 2 hrs to solve - that level I think is about right for an online version.
Hi, Hera, ’sme again. Never mind what I said about Sudoku not loading. My stupid PC’s Java was requesting permission to load (!) and I didn’t notice the request. (Damn Norton Security.)
Oh yes Howard, I think it requested your confirmation to load the pictures (external to Java applet). Uhm I think it’s also time to change the background images set
It would be great if there was a way to save your progress and then be able to return to the puzzle later. Some of these big puzzles can take me a really long time to do, and it would be nice if I could continue later, or save my progress before my computer freezes, etc.
June 12th, 2007 at 12:55 am
There seems to be no way to enter a correct number if you happen to enter another one in error.
Elbie
June 12th, 2007 at 3:18 pm
Elbie:
You can freely input any value in any cell, obviously not on given values: you can change the value on cells at any time and no matter if you enter a wrong value on a cell, even if you already have that value on the same box / row / column. So I could rather understand if one complains in the “opposite way”, something like: “hey, there is no check on same/incorrect values in the grid!”
The only check on correct values is done at the END of the game, when the grid is full, otherwise all inputs on an incomplete grid is considered “temporary” and not to check.
September 29th, 2007 at 7:38 pm
29 septembro ‘07: La hhodiaÚa sudoku estis facila. korajn salutoj al chiuj
February 6th, 2008 at 11:15 pm
Is there any way to make the timer pause. I like to know how long it takes me sometimes but (for the bigger, longer puzzles this is particularly a problem) I can’t leave the puzzle for a couple of minutes if I want to.
February 7th, 2008 at 9:50 am
Hi NR, of course you can Pause the game: just click on the Timer itself, it will freeze time and game grid will be hidden, revealing the background image, in case you’re interested in viewing it as well eheh.
Here is the how to play sudoku page in case you need to know about other game features (i.e. using the mouse-wheel to select values or simply hide the background…).
May 13th, 2008 at 9:35 pm
is it possible to stop the timer for a while ?
June 16th, 2008 at 11:27 am
omg i love these games there HILARIOUS.. totally addicted to them, i recommend them to EVERYBODY, but there seems to be a slight error in the makings ;)l
July 18th, 2008 at 11:03 am
there appears to be a malfunction on the 25×25 games with the keys. Not with all, but A - I all appear as different letters, making it impossible to play the game! Can you fix?
July 30th, 2008 at 4:15 pm
Siobhain:
:O !!!!
You’re totally right! Oh my… yes A-I are replaced with Q-Y
what a stupid bug!
While in 16×16 it’s all right.
Thank you for the very accurate bug report! I really appreciate, I’ll let you know about the fix.
October 28th, 2008 at 4:43 am
Please use hexadecimal for 16×16 puzzles.
November 30th, 2008 at 9:50 am
I enjoyed reading what you wrote, you should give http://www.sodukolive.com a look for playing soduko puzzles online and competing with other players.
January 28th, 2009 at 12:07 am
I can do the Hard 9×9 quite quickly. The Easy setting on 25×25 is too easy to be interesting to me. But the Hard 25×25 is something that I can never finish. Could you make it a little bit easier? Is this something other solvers think? The Independent in Britain publishes a 25×25 each week which takes about 2 hrs to solve - that level I think is about right for an online version.
January 28th, 2009 at 1:16 pm
I like this website, but I refuse to use it on days that there are pictures of somewhat naked women in the advertisements….
February 8th, 2009 at 9:43 am
Hi, Hera, ’sme again. Never mind what I said about Sudoku not loading. My stupid PC’s Java was requesting permission to load (!) and I didn’t notice the request. (Damn Norton Security.)
February 12th, 2009 at 2:12 pm
Oh yes Howard, I think it requested your confirmation to load the pictures (external to Java applet). Uhm I think it’s also time to change the background images set
February 20th, 2009 at 10:30 pm
It would be great if there was a way to save your progress and then be able to return to the puzzle later. Some of these big puzzles can take me a really long time to do, and it would be nice if I could continue later, or save my progress before my computer freezes, etc.