Freeware: Crosswords

	ABC Scrabble  License: Freeware
	ABC SCRABBLE is an absolutely free tool that will help you find anagrams as well as words that contain any number of jokers. It has been especially designed for Scrabbles, Crosswords, and Letters fans. It relies on the ENABLE dictionary (including 154,000 words from 2 to 9 letters). ENABLE stands for "Enhanced North American Benchmark LExicon". Author: 2M Games| Date: 21-12-2004 | Size: 997 KB
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	JapanolleFree  License: Freeware
	Japanese crosswords is an deciphered picture. You have a playing field with rows and columns, each of them is described by some number. The number says how many colored cells there are in each row/column. Their order corresponds to the order of colored areas. The purpose of the game is to fill the cells in the correct order. Author: Yavsoft| Date: 01-03-2002 | Size: 828 KB
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	Mumbo Jumbo  License: Freeware
	A twist on the popular Scrabble(TM) game . Use the tiles on the board to find words up to seven letters. Use the bonus squares to receive more points. You can play this game online using the Tams11 lobby found at site. Author: Tamera A Shaw-McGuire| Date: 05-01-2005 | Size: 1418 KB
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	Crickler  License: Freeware
	Cricklers are a new type of word puzzle - a total re-invention of the crossword puzzle for the computer age. Traditional crossword puzzles are incredibly successful but they have several serious drawbacks: (1) They are difficult to construct, (2) Most words are short and often silly -- chosen only because they fit, (3) Matching clues to numbers is a distraction, and (4) A given puzzle is usually either too easy or too hard. Cricklers solve all of these problems while retaining the essence and feel of a traditional crossword puzzle. Cricklers adapt: they become easier or harder depending on the skill of the solver. Words are chosen by the designer -- the computer takes care of fitting them together. Clues and answers sit side by side. Cricklers use upper and lower case correctly and can handle numbers, symbols, and accented letters. You can see which letters are vowels, and you get a reassuring sound when you complete a clue correctly. We have indeed re-invented the crossword puzzle and we hope you enjoy the results. -- Michael and Barbara Crick Author: MICA| Date: 04-06-2004 | Size: 76 KB
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