Numerical Fill-In Generator Help

Numerical Fill-In Generator

Troubleshooting

I cannot see the entire puzzle!

Change the monitor resolution. The Numerical Fill-In Generator is designed to be played without problems at 1024x768 or 800x600. If the resolution is less than 800x600 resolution, the number lists or the grid may not be readable or entirely viewable.

I tried to maximize / resize the window, but now the menu and header bars are gone!

All of the main puzzle functions have keyboard shortcuts. If the puzzle is too large to access the menu or header bar with the mouse, pressing Ctrl+R will return you to the Main Menu from any puzzle screen. To end the program entirely from any screen, press Ctrl+X.
This situation occurs with lower monitor resolution settings. Change the monitor resolution to at least 800x600 with small fonts or 1024x768 with large fonts.

I receive an error message saying "Out of memory."

This is generally caused when loading the large puzzles. The large puzzles use 20x20 grids. Combine the number of checkboxes and labels on the grid, the large puzzle requires a decent chunk of memory. If the computer meets the System Requirements, then shut down any unnecessary programs. Check the number of shortcuts in the Status bar, in the System tray (where the clock is), and on the Desktop. Delete or shutdown any unnecessary programs and shortcuts. If that does not solve the problem, consider memory expansion or memory management software such as RamBooster© to more effectively manage memory consumption.

The program asked me to delete my color settings file. Where is it?

This is a rare and unusual case. The program will ask the user to delete the color settings file only if the program had an error in reading back the color settings from the saved file and could not delete the file itself. Generally, this will not happen, but on the off chance that it does, the color settings are saved to the NFIGColors.txt file found in the program's installation directory. Deleting the file may not be possible manually. Check the file's properties to see if it is a Read-Only file. If so, uncheck the Read-Only property and try to delete the file. If this fails, uninstall the program and reinstall.