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Unusual Uses For Software: Solving Sudoku Puzzles With Adobe FrameMaker

May 18, 2007 Blog No Comments

From the “these guys have way too much time on their hands” file comes this interesting use of Adobe FrameMaker. The challenge? To solve Sudoku puzzles. We’re not sure if the solution works, but when we find some free time (yeah, right!) we’ll test it out. Until then, why not give it a try.

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