Su Doku game

[Marc]

Freeware Sudoku game:

www.geocities.com/marcsudoku

Hope you like it!

Marc

 

[Lou]

Freeware Sudoku game:

www.geocities.com/marcsudoku

Hope you like it!

Marc

What is an .msi file (which is what the unzip produced)?
Why use it?

Lou

 

[Marc]

A .msi file is used by the Microsoft Windows Installer (which is an
installation and configuration service). MSI stands for MicroSoft
Installer.

 

[Buzzy]

Freeware Sudoku game:

www.geocities.com/marcsudoku

Hope you like it!

Marc

Here's another sudoku program for those who might be interested:

http://www.buzzys.net/sudoku.html

Cheers,
Buzzy

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www.buzzys.net
"The World Wide Web's Rest Area"
Warning: This site contains MY
version of freeware! All are welcome!

 

[Daniel Mandic]

Buzzy wrote:

Here's another sudoku program for those who might be interested:

http://www.buzzys.net/sudoku.html

Cheers,
Buzzy

And another:

http://www.minigamecomp.org.uk

There is a 4K So Doko for the mighty Sinclair ZX-Spectrum. Serious
People may vote, too. ALL FREEWARE MiniGames!!!!!! Watch/Play 1K Games!!
Emulators are also available - FREEWARE.
Many different machines, many different genius programmer.

Enjoy.




Best Regards,

Daniel Mandic

 

[Lou]

Freeware Sudoku game:

www.geocities.com/marcsudoku

Hope you like it!

Marc

So I installed it.
Looks nice but does not work well. <sigh>

Lou

 

[Thip]

Here's another sudoku program for those who might be interested:

http://www.buzzys.net/sudoku.html

Cheers,
Buzzy

That's my favorite one--I'm a Soduko fanatic.

 

[Doc]

And another:

http://www.minigamecomp.org.uk

There is a 4K So Doko for the mighty Sinclair ZX-Spectrum.
Daniel Mandic

Time to dust off the old Spectrum, haven't used mine for, ooohhh, many
years.

 

[Daniel Mandic]

Time to dust off the old Spectrum, haven't used mine for, ooohhh,
many years.

Hi Doc!



Mine is having a bigger Screen than the PC. ;-) TV-Set, of course.

If you need some assistance connecting your Speccy to the TV-Set, let
me know. There are two fine solutions: Video Out (just three Electronic
Parts), or a mighty RGB Out for the Speccy (difficult, with many parts
and needs place - more than inside the Speccy available).
The Standard RF-Out is lousy and slantwise, in some seldom cases it
works satisfactorily, very seldom




Best Regards,

Daniel Mandic

 

[John & Su]

No I didn't like it ! Lots of thing are missing.
hmmm ... have a look to the freeware there :
http://www.buzzys.net/sudoku.html