Sokudo ebook?

troubled_buyer

Has anybody managed to get the Sokudo ebook?

I've seen it advertised/listed on ebay but wondered if anybody had it and was willing to share?

Foxy

are you on about the scobi strings ebook if so there is one i will just root it out for you

Foxy

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=62461&page=1&pp=40 and on post 88 of that thread there is a download link for rapidshare if it is the one om thinking of

mrsmab59

I was wondering if troubled buyer was talking about Sudoku puzzles. If so you can go to the Daily Mail link HERE and click on any of the puzzles which gives you a printable page

mrsmab59

HERE is a link for the top 10 Sudoku freebies site

and HERE is a great site where you can print out Sudoku puzzles for kids

terrierlady

is there an easy way of solving these puzzles?

trace-j

Here's a solver, but its cheating really.;)

tru

trace-j wrote:

Here's a solver, but its cheating really.;)

I just clicked the link, it went to the solver then after about 2 seconds redirected to an adult site with some lovely graphic pics.

Dunno why I clicked the link really, I printed some puzzles last night and by the time I went to bed I worked out how to solve them (why is there no "big-head show off" smilie?

mrsmab59

troo wrote:

I just clicked the link, it went to the solver then after about 2 seconds redirected to an adult site with some lovely graphic pics.

How strange When I clicked the link I got the solver I was expecting to see. I've just tried it again (just to make sure ) and no adult site came up for me.

Tania_2

These are free and are rated easy, moderate, tough, etc

This is the archive of Daily Telegraph sudoku puzzles.
Use the drop-down box to list the puzzles in the archive, pick one and choose "Select". ...
http://www.sudoku.org.uk/backpuzzles.htm

You can print off blank grids also.

And the good news is doing a suduko puzzle each day is meant to lessen the risk of getting altzheimer's disease. Now where did I put my pen and glasses.

StephenB_2

I'm stuck with this one.

8.4 915 .62
... 42. .5. 
... 73. .14

.2. 5.4 .7.
14. 3.7 285
... 2.1 49.

38. 149 52.
... 853 .4.
45. 672 .38

Can anyone tell me where to go from here, and why? I've looked at the answer, and all the numbers are right. (It's Daily Telegraph No 125, 1/7/05, graded 'diabolical'.)

SJB