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How are the puzzle magazines delivered?...

By: Puzzlemags [24-November-09 8:50PM]
133 posts
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The puzzle magazines are all provided electronically as a PDF, therefore you should print the puzzles that you wish to play using your own printer.

The paper size is A4 in keeping with a typical paper size in the UK.

The vast majority of printers these days have a scale-to-page option that you can use if there is a reason why that paper size does not suit, for instance if you live in a country where A4 is not such a common paper format and you find when you print the page it does not fit well on the paper you are using, then use scale to page in order for the content to fit.

You may wish to print the whole magazine in one go, or alternatively print off a few puzzles at a time. The solutions are also included, you may wish to check these on screen or again print them off.

Re : How are the puzzle magazines delivered?


Puzzlemags [30-November-09 4:46PM]
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It is worth adding that there is a sample of each of the puzzle types available on the individual page: for instance to see a sample page from the consecutive sudoku magazine then just click the sample PDF page.

You can then print off the samples and check that they print OK on your computer before then proceeding to download the whole magazine.

Re : How are the puzzle magazines delivered?


Sammybaby [28-February-10 5:46PM]
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Can I just say what a good idea I think this whole site is.

As from my other post my favourite puzzle is 25x25 sudokus and it is almost impossible to find them in publications, and when you do it is only ever one or two.

So having a whole set of them that I can print out just when I want to play them is great Now where are the 36x36 sudoku

Re : How are the puzzle magazines delivered?


Puzzlemags [2-March-10 3:04PM]
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Thanks Sammybaby

That's an interesting idea about the 36x36 sudoku... I'm not sure if you were being serious or not though!

If there is actually a demand for puzzles of that size then there's no particular reason why they couldn't be created.

By my calculations that would mean each puzzle had 1,296 cells in it, and so would probably take many days to solve just one puzzle. If anyone really is interested in that, then post again here and we'll consider giving it a go... maybe a book of 25 or something otherwise it would last for years!!!

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