The first path is the only familiar one. The gridwalk sequences may consist of several disconnected
segments. In addition, long words may appear more than once in the path. However, if you tab through
a whole gridwalk, you will hit every clue at least once, and benefit from shared crossers as much
as possible. The current ordering is determined by a combination of the "direction" and "walk"
options. The program starts with my favorite ordering,- the across gridwalk,- but feel free
to change it.
Q. I don't want to go to the word you have picked for me!
A. Try the cluewalk instead of the gridwalk. That may be what you expect.
In any case, you can always click explicitly on any square or clue you prefer.
Q. How do I switch from across to down?
A. Hit the TAB key, click on a clue, or click on ACROSS or Down near the bottom left.
Q. How do I change the other options?
A. Click on the value you want, or type the asterisk key, followed by the first letter
of the setting or the digit that you are selecting
For example, *c selects cluewalk; *7 uses the largest size letters.
Q. What other keys are recognized?
A. The arrow keys move the cursor in the grid. The ENTER key advances the cursor to the next word.
Q. What happens if I click on a clue?
A. The direction will change if necessary, and the cursor moves in the grid