Help file for "solve mode":

Solve mode:

    This mode allows the user to load pre-defined crosswords and solve them
on the screen.Solving a crossword is very simple(provided you can guess the
answers).It simply involves pointing and clicking.Firstly,of course you must
load the crossword you are going to solve from disk.

Entering letters into the crossword:

    To enter your solution into the crossword you must first click in the
crossword in the crossword window.If you click on a square with a white 
background then that square will be inverted.This indicates that the next
letter you enter via the keyboard will go into that square.Use the arrow
keys to move the "cursor" around.To hide the cursor simply click on a
black area or outside the crossword.You can move the cursor around with
the arrow keys or mouse pointer(hold down left button).To delete a letter
press backspace and the letter in the current square(The inverted one) will
be deleted.When you start typing the cursor automatically moves to the
right if it can it will do so until it can not go any further.In this case
it will start to go down and will continue down as far as possible.The best
way to get the hang of using the cursor is to experiment with it.

Solving the crossword:

    When you have correctly placed all the letters in the crossword,then the
program will give you the message "This crossword is solved".If you have
only partly finished solving a crossword then you can save your current
solutions by selecting SAVE SOLUTIONS from the FILE menu.This allows you to
solve part of a crossword and come back to it later even if you turn off
your computer.

Cheating:

    There are two ways of cheating.The first is removing all incorrect
letters from the current crossword.To do this,first select REMOVE WRONG 
LETTERS from the OPTIONS menu.This removes any incorrect letters from the
current crossword while leaving those that are correct.The second way of
cheating is to choose LOAD CROSSWORD in create mode this loads a complete
crossword,solutions included into memory.
