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FineCrosser 2.3.8. Cross 'em All!
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Intellectual puzzles with words crossed in checkered fields and witty questions-clues are an American invention. The first known crossword was published by New York World December 21, 1913 by the British editor and puzzle constructor Arthur Wynne. It is said that some crossword-like puzzles appeared in the 19th century, but there is no one exactly known to be one of those. Since 1913, crosswords made a long way. Nowadays, there are many kinds of the puzzles, many of them are named after nations where they were invented. There are American (original) and British (with more of black squares) flows, Swedish (with clues inside squares), Japanese, radial and many more.
FineCrosser is the program made for crossword construction. It comes with wide diversity of forms and flows alongside a large and comprehensive clues database. In just a few seconds, FineCrosser generates an amazing puzzle — with clues, images clues, arrows, and all you can imagine! You can easily customize virtually any parameter of the future crossword: word length (maximum and minimum and number of words with arbitrary length), words type (either individually which word from dictionary (not) to use, or by word commonness), grid size and kind, image clues size, amount and kind…
There are really thousands of completely different crossword can be generated and then exported or printed. | | | Learn more about FineCrosser… |
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