Bunnyhug Software

FAQ

As time goes on more questions/answers will be added to the FAQ. As of right now there are just a few questions added to the FAQ that we thought might be problems from some users. If you are having a problem not listed here then head over to the forum and post your problem there in the appropriate board.

General Problems

As of right now you can only install Bunnyhug Software products from a Windows operating system. If you run OSX or a flavor of unix/linux you will have to find a friends Windows PC to install the product from.

All of Bunnyhug Software's products require the Compact .NET Framework to be installed on your Pocket PC. If you are running Windows Mobile 2003 the Compact Framework is already installed for you.

Bunnygrams

Bunnygrams has only been tested on Pocket PC 2002 and Windows Mobile 2003. It should work on any OS that supports the Compact .NET Framework. If you try it out on a different OS and it works be sure to post in the forum to let others know.

Check to make sure that the puzzles you created all have the extension ".bgp" otherwise Bunnygrams will not display them. Also, make sure that you saved the puzzles into the Bunnygrams Install Directory\Puzzles folder.

Bunnydoku

Bunnydoku lets you enter 4 values into the memo fields for each block just like the online Sudoku games. To do this on the Pocket PC simply tap and hold the stylus on a block in the game. A menu will be displayed. If you select the center square it will let you change the value of the center field. If you move the stylus to the right and above the center square you can enter values into the top right of the current block. Be sure to read the included help file for more help on this topic.

Bunnydoku has only been tested on Pocket PC 2002 and Windows Mobile 2003. It should work on any OS that supports the Compact .NET Framework. If you try it out on a different OS and it works be sure to post in the forum to let others know.

Check to make sure that the puzzles you created all have the extension ".bdp" otherwise Bunnydoku will not display them. Also, make sure that you saved the puzzles into the Bunnydoku Install Directory\Puzzles folder.

Puzzles that you create and save are automatically stored in the Puzzles\Personal directory. You can load the puzzles by tapping Start new puzzle and selecting the Personal directory.