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Hi

I've written 3D version of Sudoku for PocketPC.
Sudoku3D for windows is currently in beta testing stage.

Sudoku3D has 3x3x3 grids. It's somewhat fewer numbers than the regular
Sudoku (27 numbers,instead of 81), but the 3D style gives it a
different level of difficulty.
In the game, you can actually rotate it, so you can view it from
different angle. It comes with hints and solver (cheat feature).


It's on:
http://www.pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=22977

I hope you give it a try.


:-)
Handy

Hi,

This is an invitation to join Sudoku World, which is a Yahoo based
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Hi

Thank you all for visiting the site:
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If you haven't download the trial version, please don't hesitate to
download the trial. I don't have time limit for the trial, just a
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Once you have tried it, I would appreciate it if let me know what you
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me know.

Once again thanks for all the visits and downloads.


:-)
Handy

--- In puzzles@yahoogroups.com, "Handy Jodana" <hjodana@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I've written 3D version of Sudoku for PocketPC.
> Sudoku3D for windows is currently in beta testing stage.
>
> Sudoku3D has 3x3x3 grids. It's somewhat fewer numbers than the regular
> Sudoku (27 numbers,instead of 81), but the 3D style gives it a
> different level of difficulty.
> In the game, you can actually rotate it, so you can view it from
> different angle. It comes with hints and solver (cheat feature).
>
>
> It's on:
> http://www.pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=22977
>
> I hope you give it a try.
>
>
> :-)
> Handy
>

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On 4/22/07, Ahwan joshi <ahwan_joshi@...> wrote:

> HERE R SOME PUZZLLEESS!! !! SOLVE THEM AND SEND THEM 2 ME ............ IF U
CAN
> I KNOW THE INTELLIGENT PEOPLE CAN ONLY DO IT SO SEE WHETHER U R INTELLIGENT

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_caps#Internet

This form of typography also appears in on-line forums. It was once an
inevitable byproduct of using machines with limited support for lowercase
text (such as certain dumb terminals, early Apple II models), but as full
support of ASCII became standard, it became solely identified with
"shouting" or attention-seeking behaviour. As a result, Netiquette
generally discourages the use of all caps.

Since the use of all capital letters can be considered a form of shouting,
posting a forum message entirely in all caps is often taken as a sign that
the poster is a newbie or a troll.

> Q.1GENERAL SMITHERS INVITED 5 PEOPLE TO HIS COUNTRY HOUSE FOR DINNER.THE
SURNAMES OF  THE GUESTS WERE;FOREST, GILES,HANDY, JAKSONA AND KING. THERE
PROFESSION WERE DOCTOR,ACTRESS, LAWER,BANKER AND WRITER(their profession are not
necessarily in order as their names)DURNING THE MEAL SMITHERS DROPPED DEAD FROM
FOOD POISONING.THE POISON HAS BEEN SLIPPED INTO HIS MEAL BY ONE OF HIS
GUEST.WHEN A DECTATIVE ARRIVED ON THE SPOT AND HE WAS GIVEN FOLLOWED INFORMATION
>
> 1.JAKSON ARRIVED LAST,THE DOCTOR ARRIVING JUST AHED HER.
> 2.THE WRITER AND THE ACTRESS ARRIVED BEFORE GILES.
> 3.THIRD TO ARRIVE WAS LAWER,JUST AHED OF  KING.
> 4.FOREST HAD SEEN THE ACTRESS PUT THE POISON ON SMITHER'S PLATE
>
> NOW TELL WHO IS ACTRESS????

Assuming (as usual) that no one gave the detective false information:

The actress is not Forest (clue 4) or Giles (clue 2).  She was not
fifth to arrive (clue 2), so she is not Jackson (clue 1).  She was
not fourth to arrive (clue 1), so she is not King (clue 3).  By
elimination, she is Handy.

> Q.2HOMELS AND WATSON DECIDED TO HAVE A QUIET DAY AT THE RACES . THEY ARRIVED
TO CATCH THE FIRST RACE. THE RACE WAS BETWEEN MANOR PARK,PEANUTS, ROYAL MILE ,
DUSKY AND EASTERN CLASSIC
>
> MANOR PARK FINISHED IN FRONT OF PEANUTS,BUT BEHIND ROYAL MILE. DUSKY FINISHED
IN FRONT OF EASTERN CLASSIC BUT BEHIND PEANUTS
>
>
> NOW TELL IN WHICH ORDER THE RACE WAS FINISHED???

Royal Mile, Manor Park, Peanuts, Dusky, Eastern Classic.  Draw a picture
and it becomes obvious.

> Q.3 HOMELS AND WATSON WERE INVITED TO TAKE PART IN A CHARITY CRICKET
MATCH,PLAYING FOR THE SCOTLAND YARD.THEY BOTH AGREED TO PLAY.
>      HOMELS MADE 56 RUNS.WATSON SCORED TWICE AS MANY AS INSPECTOR AND THREE
TIMES AS MANY TIMES AS SERGENT SMITH. HOMEL'S SCORE EXCEED WATSON'S BY THE SAME
NO. OF RUNS AS INSPECTOR'S EXEEDED SERGENT.
>
>
> NOW TELL HOW MUCH EACH PLAYER SCORED???

W = 6n
I = 3n
S = 2n
H - W = I - S = n
H = 7n
n = 8
H = 56, W = 48, I = 24, S = 16

On 4/22/07, Ahwan joshi <ahwan_joshi@yahoo.co.in> wrote:

> HERE R SOME PUZZLLEESS!! !! SOLVE THEM AND SEND THEM 2 ME ............ IF U CAN
> I KNOW THE INTELLIGENT PEOPLE CAN ONLY DO IT SO SEE WHETHER U R INTELLIGENT

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_caps#Internet

This form of typography also appears in on-line forums. It was once an
inevitable byproduct of using machines with limited support for lowercase
text (such as certain dumb terminals, early Apple II models), but as full
support of ASCII became standard, it became solely identified with
"shouting" or attention-seeking behaviour. As a result, Netiquette
generally discourages the use of all caps.

Since the use of all capital letters can be considered a form of shouting,
posting a forum message entirely in all caps is often taken as a sign that
the poster is a newbie or a troll.

> Q.1GENERAL SMITHERS INVITED 5 PEOPLE TO HIS COUNTRY HOUSE FOR DINNER.THE SURNAMES OF THE GUESTS WERE;FOREST, GILES,HANDY, JAKSONA AND KING. THERE PROFESSION WERE DOCTOR,ACTRESS, LAWER,BANKER AND WRITER(their profession are not necessarily in order as their names)DURNING THE MEAL SMITHERS DROPPED DEAD FROM FOOD POISONING.THE POISON HAS BEEN SLIPPED INTO HIS MEAL BY ONE OF HIS GUEST.WHEN A DECTATIVE ARRIVED ON THE SPOT AND HE WAS GIVEN FOLLOWED INFORMATION
>
> 1.JAKSON ARRIVED LAST,THE DOCTOR ARRIVING JUST AHED HER.
> 2.THE WRITER AND THE ACTRESS ARRIVED BEFORE GILES.
> 3.THIRD TO ARRIVE WAS LAWER,JUST AHED OF KING.
> 4.FOREST HAD SEEN THE ACTRESS PUT THE POISON ON SMITHER'S PLATE
>
> NOW TELL WHO IS ACTRESS????

Assuming (as usual) that no one gave the detective false information:

The actress is not Forest (clue 4) or Giles (clue 2). She was not
fifth to arrive (clue 2), so she is not Jackson (clue 1). She was
not fourth to arrive (clue 1), so she is not King (clue 3). By
elimination, she is Handy.

> Q.2HOMELS AND WATSON DECIDED TO HAVE A QUIET DAY AT THE RACES . THEY ARRIVED TO CATCH THE FIRST RACE. THE RACE WAS BETWEEN MANOR PARK,PEANUTS, ROYAL MILE , DUSKY AND EASTERN CLASSIC
>
> MANOR PARK FINISHED IN FRONT OF PEANUTS,BUT BEHIND ROYAL MILE. DUSKY FINISHED IN FRONT OF EASTERN CLASSIC BUT BEHIND PEANUTS
>
>
> NOW TELL IN WHICH ORDER THE RACE WAS FINISHED???

Royal Mile, Manor Park, Peanuts, Dusky, Eastern Classic. Draw a picture
and it becomes obvious.

> Q.3 HOMELS AND WATSON WERE INVITED TO TAKE PART IN A CHARITY CRICKET MATCH,PLAYING FOR THE SCOTLAND YARD.THEY BOTH AGREED TO PLAY.
> HOMELS MADE 56 RUNS.WATSON SCORED TWICE AS MANY AS INSPECTOR AND THREE TIMES AS MANY TIMES AS SERGENT SMITH. HOMEL'S SCORE EXCEED WATSON'S BY THE SAME NO. OF RUNS AS INSPECTOR'S EXEEDED SERGENT.
>
>
> NOW TELL HOW MUCH EACH PLAYER SCORED???

W = 6n
I = 3n
S = 2n
H - W = I - S = n
H = 7n
n = 8
H = 56, W = 48, I = 24, S = 16

Ahwan Joshi

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Nice puzzle but the first word is rather obscure!  At least to me.

Tim

--- In puzzles@yahoogroups.com, jeff loeb <jeffloeb@...> wrote:
>
> Unscramble the four jumbles to form four ordinary words
>
>   LULET - first and fifth
>
>   HEWIG - third and fifth
>
>   CUBEKT - third and sixth
>
>   SESCUN - fourth and sixth
>
>   Now arrange the indicated letters to form the answer, as
suggested by the cartoon
>
>   WHEN THE SEWING CLUB WATCHED THE COMEDY SHOW THEY WERE
>   IN "XXXXXXXX"
>

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Not saying your site is bad or anything, just saying you should be a
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--- In puzzles@yahoogroups.com, "immortal_love18" <immortal_love18@...>
wrote:
>
> Hii !
>
> People I found this interesting site with some real exciting puzzle
> games http://www.ozoneball.com/Fun/Games
>
> It was fun to play online Sudoku, Colorsok and other games as well.
>
> Check out , am sure you will love it !!
>
> Ciaoo !
>

I have this code I have not been able to crack.  This is all I was given

Fggpkh kvpa, c egkuv, ibpn fbhipe, lfkaif hjqqpe zg nkl tqbijl

This is for a treasure hunt i am involved in and this is one of the
clues. Thanks for any help

--- In puzzles@yahoogroups.com, "carnival_mouse" <carnival_mouse@...>
wrote:
>
> I have this code I have not been able to crack.  This is all I was
given
>
> Fggpkh kvpa, c egkuv, ibpn fbhipe, lfkaif hjqqpe zg nkl tqbijl
>
> This is for a treasure hunt i am involved in and this is one of the
> clues. Thanks for any help

More information would make a solution much more likely, eg is there a
theme?  Is this a treasure hunt involving English majors?  Historians?
Mathematicians?  etc.  Might the plaintext be expected to lead to a
place?  A name?  A grid reference?  etc.

Tim

--- In puzzles@yahoogroups.com, "carnival_mouse" <carnival_mouse@...>
wrote:
>
> I have this code I have not been able to crack. This is all I was
given
>
> Fggpkh kvpa, c egkuv, ibpn fbhipe, lfkaif hjqqpe zg nkl tqbijl
>
> This is for a treasure hunt i am involved in and this is one of the
> clues. Thanks for any help

More information would make a solution much more likely, eg is there a
theme? Is this a treasure hunt involving English majors? Historians?
Mathematicians? etc. Might the plaintext be expected to lead to a
place? A name? A grid reference? etc.

Tim

If this is for a team building exercise what is the
name of your group or company?  Where is the exercise
located?  Are there likely to be non-English words in
the answer (Indian, Spanish etc.)?  Do you know what
the treasure is?  Is it possible that this is more
complicated than a simple substitution cipher?


--- carnival_mouse <carnival_mouse@...> wrote:

> I have this code I have not been able to crack.
> This is all I was given
>
> Fggpkh kvpa, c egkuv, ibpn fbhipe, lfkaif hjqqpe zg
> nkl tqbijl
>
> This is for a treasure hunt i am involved in and
> this is one of the
> clues. Thanks for any help
>
>




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If this is for a team building exercise what is the
name of your group or company? Where is the exercise
located? Are there likely to be non-English words in
the answer (Indian, Spanish etc.)? Do you know what
the treasure is? Is it possible that this is more
complicated than a simple substitution cipher?

--- carnival_mouse <carnival_mouse@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have this code I have not been able to crack.
> This is all I was given
>
> Fggpkh kvpa, c egkuv, ibpn fbhipe, lfkaif hjqqpe zg
> nkl tqbijl
>
> This is for a treasure hunt i am involved in and
> this is one of the
> clues. Thanks for any help
>
>

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It for a leadership building exercise for the staff a salvation army camp.  It is located at camp wonderland in Wisconsin.  It is all in english. the clue is actually to lead us to the last clue and it is possible that it is more complicated than a simple cypher.  We have alot of people working on it and have had no luck.
Thanks for the help

Jeffrey Pruitt <shylock61@yahoo.com> wrote:

If this is for a team building exercise what is the
name of your group or company? Where is the exercise
located? Are there likely to be non-English words in
the answer (Indian, Spanish etc.)? Do you know what
the treasure is? Is it possible that this is more
complicated than a simple substitution cipher?

--- carnival_mouse <carnival_mouse@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have this code I have not been able to crack.
> This is all I was given
>
> Fggpkh kvpa, c egkuv, ibpn fbhipe, lfkaif hjqqpe zg
> nkl tqbijl
>
> This is for a treasure hunt i am involved in and
> this is one of the
> clues. Thanks for any help
>
>

__________________________________________________________Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha! Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's economy) at Yahoo! Games.
http://get.games.yahoo.com/proddesc?gamekey=monopolyherenow

---

Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha!
Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's economy) at Yahoo! Games.

Hi Joel,

 

Despite spending a great deal of time on the code, I am still no further!

 

When you find out the solution, please let me know what it is!

 

Good luck with your challenge.

 

Josie

Joel Dixon <carnival_mouse@yahoo.com> wrote:

It for a leadership building exercise for the staff a salvation army camp.  It is located at camp wonderland in Wisconsin.  It is all in english. the clue is actually to lead us to the last clue and it is possible that it is more complicated than a simple cypher.  We have alot of people working on it and have had no luck.
Thanks for the help

Jeffrey Pruitt <shylock61@yahoo.com> wrote:

If this is for a team building exercise what is the
name of your group or company? Where is the exercise
located? Are there likely to be non-English words in
the answer (Indian, Spanish etc.)? Do you know what
the treasure is? Is it possible that this is more
complicated than a simple substitution cipher?

--- carnival_mouse <carnival_mouse@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have this code I have not been able to crack.
> This is all I was given
>
> Fggpkh kvpa, c egkuv, ibpn fbhipe, lfkaif hjqqpe zg
> nkl tqbijl
>
> This is for a treasure hunt i am involved in and
> this is one of the
> clues. Thanks for any help
>
>

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we found out that the letters are scrambled. I hnow have the answer i can give you clues if you would like or if you would like the answer i can supply it.

Josie Faulkner <josie.7644@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi Joel,

 

Despite spending a great deal of time on the code, I am still no further!

 

When you find out the solution, please let me know what it is!

 

Good luck with your challenge.

 

Josie

Joel Dixon <carnival_mouse@yahoo.com> wrote:

It for a leadership building exercise for the staff a salvation army camp.  It is located at camp wonderland in Wisconsin.  It is all in english. the clue is actually to lead us to the last clue and it is possible that it is more complicated than a simple cypher.  We have alot of people working on it and have had no luck.
Thanks for the help

Jeffrey Pruitt <shylock61@yahoo.com> wrote:

If this is for a team building exercise what is the
name of your group or company? Where is the exercise
located? Are there likely to be non-English words in
the answer (Indian, Spanish etc.)? Do you know what
the treasure is? Is it possible that this is more
complicated than a simple substitution cipher?

--- carnival_mouse <carnival_mouse@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have this code I have not been able to crack.
> This is all I was given
>
> Fggpkh kvpa, c egkuv, ibpn fbhipe, lfkaif hjqqpe zg
> nkl tqbijl
>
> This is for a treasure hunt i am involved in and
> this is one of the
> clues. Thanks for any help
>
>

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---

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Bye,

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