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CROSSWORD 3.5

CROSSWORD 3.5

Seller: Александр Миньков

Price: 3.00 USD

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Product description

In version 3.5 of the CROSSWORD program three amazing things, that do work with

the program as a pleasure, have been made.

First, the program interface has been completely russified. To switch between

Russian and English interfaces, click the mouse (or press the I key in any

register on the keyboard) in the main menu of the program in the square in the

upper left corner of the program window. Now any Russian-speaking person can

happily and enjoyably, without straining, use the program with endless

possibilities for a variety of purposes!

Secondly, the highlighting of menu items and alphabet characters has been

restored (as in the DOS versions of the program) when you hover over them with

the mouse cursor. The program has become friendlier. If an element of the

interface or alphabet is highlighted, then you can left-click to select it.

Thirdly, when typing electronic keyboard characters (small, large or others)

in the mode of an external (not embedded) font file (alphabet) when solving or

composing a crossword puzzle, you can do this by typing from the keyboard the

ordinal number of the character (its position, starting from 1) in sequence of

small-large-other characters and pressing the ENTER key from keyboard or by

mouse. Zero plus ENTER means a space. Input errors excluded. This ingenious

innovation is very important when working with multi-thousand alphabets, so as

not to waste time and nerves scrolling the electronic keyboard in search of the

desired character. The principle is followed for alternative between keyboard

and mouse. Neural connections develop, responsible for the intellectual

capabilities of a person.

A MUST HAVE product!

Additional information

Get fun and drive from the endless possibilities of a new unique masterpiece

of software art and science!

It is recommended that the author of the CROSSWORD project was promoted to

national and world prizes of any level (including the Nobel).