Terri:
I'd suggest doing the one that was sent out with the clues. And just use
the clues. Don't be ashamed. It's your first puzzle, after all. Using the
clues was what I did to get started. The clues pretty much teach you how to
do it. Of course, you still have to practice and try different methods for
yourself.
Do you understand the rows, columns and 3 x 3 squares? If anybody doesn't,
I'd be happy to explain it off list. I know that a lot of us blind people
have really bad backgrounds in concepts like graphs and xy axis, cell
addresses and all that.
Happy puzzling.
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Then you start working the puzzle. You'll have to replace the dashes with
numbers, eventually, but remember that you have to check in three places: 1
the little block of 3 x 3 squares. 2. The row, going across. And 3, the
column.
I'd be happy to explain tthe concepts of rows, columns and how to identify
cells to anybody who doesn't understand the concepts of basic graphs. Lots
of blind people have had very poor education in this area, and sudokus are
an excellent way to learn it.
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