I've thought of this problem on and off for a while and figured others might be
interested too. I don't know if attachments are allowed here, so you can see
the problem
at http://search.4shared.com/postDownload/3n_ayOg3/Nitty_Griddy_2011001.html
It is like sudoku with letters. Words should be spelled with the letters
inserted into the various squares both in rows and in columns. A unique
feature is that more than 1 letter can be placed into a square.
I guess I would start by putting one letter per square and place the left overs
in the last square. In the 1st example the matrix is 5x5 and one of the words
is "wadders". So you might put them as: w | a | d | d | ers. And if that
didn't work down the pike, you could always change the squares in which you
place the letters.
I would be interested in your solutions.
Steve
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