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FreeCell solutions
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NotationExample of solution (for game #10913):
#10913
26 76 72 72 5a 27 57 67 1b 61 41 4h 4h 41 45 34 3c 6d 5b Notation (the same as on this site): a, b, c, d - free cells, 1, 2 .. 8 - columns, h - home cell, 3b - a move from the 3rd column to the 2nd free cell. All moves to empty columns are column moves rather than single card moves. FreeCell Pro programYou can play with solutions in the standard Microsoft FreeCell, but I would recommend FreeCell Pro. Main feature of this program is 'unlimited Undo' option. In order to play a solution using FreeCell Pro, you need to copy a solution:#10913 26 76 72 72 5a 27 57 67 1b 61 41 4h 4h 41 45 34 3c 6d 5b to a text file, then select this file in the 'File->Load->Browse' menu. Now you can walk through solution forward (<Tab> key) and backward (<Backspace> key). SuperMoveStarting from the Vista version of Windows the standard MS FreeCell program uses "SuperMove" for moving more cards to empty column at once. Because of "SuperMove" approximately 4% of the solutions on this site have two versions: one version with "SuperMove" (for Windows Vista, 7) and the second version without "SuperMove" (for Windows XP and older versions). The FreeCell Pro program loads a solution only without "SuperMove" (via File->Load->Browse menu), but you can enable "SuperMove" (Options->Settings) and play manually in FreeCell Pro. | ||
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