Andrei Baronov

Running large Software projects leaves a little to none room to programming. Nevertheless, I enjoy writing tools by myself and decided to put some of them on this website as free downloads. A couple of my friends, who I discussed this idea with, promised me to also put some of their tools here.

Because I am employed by Amust Software, all the Copyrights belong to this Company. As some of you might notice, I used digital code signing certificate owed by Amust to sign packages and executables at this site. License agreement is also done by Amust's lawyers. I'd like to thank people who provided valuable feedback on the tool before, during and after I did the coding.

My first contribution to this site is Sudoku game called AB SuDoKu. It's not for beginners and I didn't bother to create online help or put rules explanation to the program. A good place to get the idea about SuDoKu and its history is Wikipedia.org, the direct link you will find on AB SuDoKu page. So if the screenshot below does not ring the bell, my program is probably not for you :)

From the other hand, if you are fan of the game and are looking for a little bit more challenging plays than what some other tools consider a 'super-duper paranoid level', try this one! If you are lost, you can use a little bit of cheating - the Expert is there to suggest you a position for the next move, the move itself or the complete game solution. I also found it useful to print the game in case I'm planning to travel or just to play while watching a DVD. Wanna try? Download AB SuDoKu or read more here.

# posted by Andrei Baronov @ 5:41 AM