Well, the nice thing is that you can print as many copies as you like! ;-) Here's a hint... try getting one line down a side, and then working off of that.
Also, suppose theoretically you had five blank squares to fill with just three shaded ones. No matter where you move those three shaded squares (imaging them sliding from one side of the puzzle to the other) the middle square will end up shaded in. So that's one you know for sure!
Does that help any? It's a very addicting puzzle once you get the hang of it.
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Date: 2006-12-10 11:09 am (UTC)Also, suppose theoretically you had five blank squares to fill with just three shaded ones. No matter where you move those three shaded squares (imaging them sliding from one side of the puzzle to the other) the middle square will end up shaded in. So that's one you know for sure!
Does that help any? It's a very addicting puzzle once you get the hang of it.