Printing Sudoku

GNOME Sudoku can print games for you to play on paper. This is useful if you have to leave the computer but want to finish a game you have started, or if you want to print out a bunch of puzzles to do later.

To print the puzzle you are in the midst of playing, click Print or select Game ▸ Print. This will include the numbers you have already filled in.

To print blank puzzles, select Game ▸ Print multiple sudokus.

You will then see a print dialog that lets you choose how many games you would like to print and how many games you want to print on each page (the more games you print per page, the smaller the games will be).

You can also select the range of difficulty you want the games to be in. The games will print in order of difficulty from easiest to hardest.

To create a 25 page mini sudoku book for yourself, you could select to print 100 sudokus, at 4 sudokus per page, with games ranging from easy to hard.

Figure 7Printing a Mini-Sudoku book from Sudoku

By default, Sudoku will not print games that you have already played. If you're printing out games for a friend, or if you don't care about repeating games, you can check Include games you've already played in list of games to print.

You can also hand-select the games you would like to print by expanding the Games List and selecting multiple puzzles on the list.