CrossWord 2.0

Publisher review:
This program is designed to compile and solve crossword puzzles and nonograms (Japanese puzzles). It consists of three main units: the editor of grid templates and nonograns, the editor of crosswords and the editor of dictionaries. Main features include: automatic filling in of complete puzzles or sections of puzzles from a dictionary, grid design and filling wizard, automatic nonogram solving, context-sensitive help, OLE and clipboard support and export into HTML, BMP, EMF files. You can create and use custom dictionaries and puzzle grid templates. Puzzles can be any size up to 100x100 squares. Registered users can create Java-based Web puzzles, using the Java applet and Java script.
Requirements:
Win 95, 486/100 or higher CPU, 8 MB memory, mouse

Operating system:
Win95, Win98, WinME, Win NT 4.x, Windows2000

Release notes:
New Release

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