Just Jigsaw. Manual

The demo images are no longer supplied in the distribution package. The images are available separately from the application site.

Operating the application

Key Names. Differences between keypads (Series 60).

While Nokia 7560 and 6600 have a standard T9 (rectangular) location of keys, at Nokia 3650 keys are arranged in a circle.

Series 60 release automatically recognize Siemens SX1 (two-sided), Nokia 3650 (round) and standard (rectangular) keypad and uses the convenient key layout.

Screen buttons	Series 60 (S60): Two buttons (left and right) located just below the screen. Communicator (S80): Four buttons located to the right from the screen. The buttons are numbered from top to bottom: button 1 is the topmost button, button 4 is the lowest one.
Left, Right Up, Down	7650: joystick move in corresponding direction 3650, SX1 and S80: pressing a corresponding arrow key
OK	7650: pressing joystick down, 3650 and SX1: pressing middle key on the arrow pad S80: pressing Enter (middle right on the keyboard)
Send	S60: A key marked with a green or aquamarine handset picture . S80: Space outside a game, or Ctrl inside game have equivalent actions.
Clear	S60: A key marked with C . S80 Backspace (top left on the keyboard) or Esc - see the manual
`[1][2][3]` `[4][5][6]` `[7][8][9]` `[*][0][#]`	Phone keys (S60)
`[Q][W][E] [A][S][D]` `[Z][X][C]` `[B][N][M]`	Letter keys (S80). Work similarly to S60 phone keys.

Before a puzzle starts ...

You can select a panel by using Menu.
To bring up the Menu, press Left screen button (S60) or Menu key (S80).

S80 users: it is recommended to avoid using menu in image browser or while playing a game.

Image browser

Controling Image Browser with a Series 60 model

Use Up and Down keys to highlight an image or a directory (folder) name , and press OK, or Top sscreen button. If you selected a directory, the application opens it, so that you can select an image from this directory. If you selected an image, the application will use it for the pizzle.

You can select images from the phone memory, or from an additional drive, like memory card. The application is dessigned to support several additional drives. To change current drive use Left and Right keys. While browsing main directory of a drive, the media label is shown in the navigation bar above the list of images.

Use Right Screen button for returning to the parent directory; in case main folder of a drive is currently browsed, this will quit image browser. To quit the browser press Clear.

Collecting preview icons (thumbnails) might take a while, and if it is annoying, you can disable (and then re-enable) thumbnails by pressing [#].

You can select sorting order and the type of image details with Send, or [*] keys. The following options are available

Order by and show creation date and time (decreasing).
Order by name (increasing), show image width, height and depth
Order by and show image size in bytes (decreasing).

No matter which sorting order is selected, a number below a directory name shows total number of files in this directory (including subdirectories). Note that some files might not be images (especially for a memory card), therefore the number of images you are going to get might be less.

Controling Image Browser with Communicator

Image browser can operate in one of the following modes. To change mode use Screen Button 2 (Mode)..

Directory Tree: Screen is split nto two parts: directory tree (left) and list of images in selected directory. The images are listed according to file names in ascending order. Use Left and Right to move from directory tree to image list and bachward, Up and Domn to move in the current list. While in directory list, use Space or Tab to show / hide subdirectories of highlighted directory. While in the image list press enter to select an image for the game.
Image File Sizes. Images and directories appear in a single list. Creation date and file size are shown for each image. Images are listed according to sizes descending order. Use Up and Down to move in the list, Enter to open current directory, or select an image for the game.
Image Information: Images and directories appear in a single list. Creation date and image size (width x height) are shown for each image. Images are listed by creation date. Creating the list requires analysing image, and takes longer than with other modes.

Press Button 3 (Preview) to enable disable showing image thumbnail. Collecting thumbnails might take a while.

You can select images from the phone memory, or from an additional drive, like memory card. To choose an image from an additional drive, select Directory Tree Mode, highlight an additional drive in the directory tree, press Space to expand it, and select appropriate subdirectory.

Operating a puzzle

Mode 1 (operating cursor)

In case image size exceeds screen size, scrolling is performed: each time a part of the board is mapped onto a scrren, and this area changes whenever cursor goes out of the mapped area. In the manual we use term logical screen for the whole puzzle area that may exceed the actual area available for mapping, referred as physical screen. For small images, logical screen and physical screen are same.

Mode 2 (operating selected frame)

Scrolling is perforned when the centre of current frames goes out of the mapped area.

(**) OK / Enter and screen buttons operate according to rotation and flip modes (see Rules )

Game Panels

Rules

Verical /horizontal cuts [4]
Number of stripes in each direction (one more than the number of corresponding cutting lines).

Rotation granularity [90]
Minimum angle used for frame rotation. None disables frame rotation.

If rotation is enabled (e.g rotation granularity is not None), while creating the puzzle each frame may be rotated on an angle which is a factor of rotation granulairy. For example if rotation granularity is 90, a frame may be rotated on 0 (no rotation), 90, 180, or 270 degrees.

Straight cuts: none/vertical/horizontal/both [none]
Use straight rather than curved lines for cutting in specified direction(-s).

Even if disabled, straight cut are performed when frame size (horizontal size for vertical cuts, or vertical size for horizontal cuts) is too small for curved cuts.

Flip: disabled/enabled [disabled]
If flip is enabled, some frames are created as their mirror images. Use [0] key in mode 2 for flipping. If flip is disabled, all frames have correct orientation and there is no way to flip.

Align frames: disabled/enabled [disabled]
By default, frames are placed uniformly on the logical screen. When frame alignment is enabled, each frame is placed at destination of some (most probably other) frame, while any push just relocates current frame to the neighbour frame destination. This mighh be a good solution for ones who get annoyed with pushing frames.

Cutting lines on board: show / hide [show]
Show, or hide cutting lines on the the board."; },

Non-current frames: show/hide [hide].
By default, all non-current frames, which aren't on board yet are hidden in mode 2. You can set Non-current frames to show, so that the "irrelevant" frames will never disapper. Selected frame will be still on top, and can be identified by green borders. This appears to make the game more natural, but more complex as well.

Shrink to fit screen: disabled / enabled [disabled].
If enabled, an emage exceeding screen size is shrinked to avoid need for scrolling. If disabled, an image exceeding double screen size is shrinked. Shrinking always preserves aspect ratio (width / height) .

Time limit: [5 min]
Terminate a puzzle after a specified time interval, Unlimited for ... guess what. An unregistered copy always assumes 5 minutes, as the time limit.

Score

The initial score depends on the puzzle difficulty, such as number of cuts, rotation granularity, and other conditions like flip, straight cuts, show cutting lines, hide non-current frames, and whether frames are square (i.e. average width is same or almost same as average height).

Each frame push reduces the score by the sum of horizontal and vertical displacements, while each rotation and flip reduces the score by one. Cursor moves do not affect the score. Score decrementing stops when reaches 0.

The application keeps top 12 scores. The Score Table panel shows the following top score details:

Series 60

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Standard (T9)	Round (3650)	Two-sided (SX1)	Keyboard (Communicator)	Actions
Left screen button			Top screen button	pause; status is shown; time is not advanced; press the button again to resume game
Right screen button			Bottom screen button , or Esc	quit puzzle
Left, Right, Up, Down				move cursor fast; speed accelerates faster than in case of using phone keys (*);
`[1][2][3] [4] [6] [7][8][9]`	`[1][4][0] [2] [9]``[3][7][8]`	`[3][6][8] [4] [9]``[5][7][0]`	`[Q][W][E] [R] [Y]` `[Z][X][C]`	move cursor slow (corner keys move cursor diagonally) (*),
Send			Ctrl	view image while the key is kept pressed; time is not advanced; an image exceeding screen size is shown scaled.
*[]**			[S] or [B]	current frame on top; in case frames overlap this will place current frame on top of others (*)
[#]			[M]	current frame to bottom; in case frames overlap this will place current frame below all others. (*)
Clear or [0]	Clear or [6]	Clear or [2]	Backspace or [N]	view status; same as pause but the status is shown while key is kept pressed
OK or [5]		OK or [1]	Screen Button 2, Enter or Esc	select frame and switch to mode 2

Standard (T9)	Round (3650)	Two-sided (SX1)	Keyboard (Communicator)	Actions
			Top screen button	pause; status is shown; time is not advanced; press button again to resume game
Left screen button			Screen buttons 2 and 3	flip, rotate counter clockwise, or pause (**)
Left, Right, Up, Down				push frame fast; speed accelerates faster than in case of using phone keys; if Align Frames is enabled, the frame is shifted to its neighbour position (see Rules ) (*)
OK			Enter	rotate clockwise, flip or deselect (**)
`[1][2][3]` `[4] [6]` `[7][8][9]`	`[1][4][0]` `[2] [9]` `[3][7][8]`	`[3][6][8] [4] [9]``[5][7][0]`	`[Q][W][E]` `[A] [D]` `[Z][X][C]`	push frame slow (corner keys push diagonally); if Align Frames is enabled, the frame is shifted to its neighbour position (see Rules ) (*)
Send			Ctrl	view image while the key is kept pressed, time is not advanced; an image exceeding screen size is shown scaled.
Clear			Backspace	view status while key is kept pressed, time is not advanced.
*[]**			[S] or [B]	rotate clockwise; rotation angle is equal to rotation granularity (see Rules ) (*)
[#]			[M]	rotate counter clockwise; rotation angle is equal to rotation granularity (see Rules ) (*)
[0]	[6]	[2]	[N]	flip in case if flip is enabled (see Rules ), otherwise show status (while key is kept pressed)
Right screen button, [5]		Right btn, [1]	Bottom screen button, Space	deselect frame and return to mode 1

Condition	OK	Left screen button
Both rotation and flip are enabled	rotate clockwise	flip
Rotation is enabled, flip is disabled	rotate clockwise	rotate counter clockwise
Rotation is disabled, flip is enabled	flip	pause
Both rotation and flip are disabled	deselect frame and switch to mode 1	pause

Condition	Enter	Screen Button 2	Screen Button 3
Both rotation and flip are enabled	rotate clockwise	rotate counter clockwise	flip
Rotation is enabled, flip is disabled	flip	flip	not used
Rotation is disabled, flip is enabled	rotate clockwise	rotate clockwise	rotate counter clockwise
Both rotation and flip are disabled	deselect and switch to mode 1	not used	not used

From	starting date/time, this is the date/time of last reset, or date/time of first run; shows susp, if statistics is suspended.
Time played	accumulated duration
Puzzles played/solved	total number of puzzled played and percentage of solved puzzles.
Frames total/succeeded	total number of frames and percentage of the ones which were placed on board; this information is collected for all played puzzles, including unsolved ones.
Average duration	average duration of a puzzle
Average score	average score of solved puzzles
Average frames	average number of frames per a puzzle

Table of Contents

Introduction