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1. Do I need to enter the Activation Code to play thousands of game numbers for each game instead of only one predefined and unchangeable game number?

2. How do I change the display setting?

3. On Windows XP and on Windows Vista, can I have a single list of players and statistics for all my users/accounts?

1. Do I need to enter the Activation Code to play thousands of game numbers for each game instead of only one predefined and unchangeable game number?

Yes. If you are playing the unactivated version of Sudoku Up, each game has only one predefined and unchangeable game number (shuffle) to play.

If you activate your copy of Sudoku Up 2008, each game will have thousands of possible games to play.

To activate your copy of Sudoku Up 2008, please open the "Help" menu, "Activation Code" dialog box.

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2. How do I change the display setting?

To change the screen resolution in Windows:

1. Start Windows and click on the Start button (or press Ctrl+Esc).

2. Point to Settings and click on Control Panel.

3. In the Control Panel, double click the Display icon and then click the Settings tab.

4. Change the "Screen area" value and press OK.

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3. On Windows XP and on Windows Vista, can I have a single list of players and statistics for all my users/accounts?

In the default installation, Sudoku Up sets up separate statistics and configuration data for each Windows XP user/account.
You can configure Sudoku Up to have single configuration and statistics data for all users/accounts.
Install Sudoku Up in a folder accessible for all the users. For example: the default installation folder C:\Program Files\Sudoku Up.
Open Sudoku Up, Tools menu, Options command. Click the "Advanced" button, "Store Folder" tab, click "Other Folder", "Browse" and point to a common folder where all the accounts have read and write privileges.
For example in Windows XP: C:\Documents and settings\All Users\Shared Documents\Sudoku Up (you have to create the sub-folder "Sudoku Up"); or C:\MyData\Sudoku Up
For example in Windows Vista: C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\Sudoku Up (you have to create the sub-folder "Sudoku Up"); or C:\MyData\Sudoku Up
Press OK to confirm.

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