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DT �1000 prize crossword

cpfcrosie | 12:32 Sun 31st Aug 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I am unable to download the correct clues from the telegraph website, and there are several clues that do not fit the grid, eg 77a eggplant (9) = 76a(7) and 66d glaringly obvious =66d (5)
any help would be greatly appreciated
thank you in advance

Sunday Express �1000 crosswored

could anybody help please

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Catron

Why are you unable to download it? The direct link is:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/graphics/Targe tedContent/images/Weekend_Prize_Crossword.pdf

cpfcrosie

Question Author

unfortunatley it comes up with "error on page" and is completely blank- not sure if it is my computer or the website, but I have tried it several times yesterday and today with the same result, leaving me with a problem for 76a, 11d, 13d, and 66d

cpfcrosie

Question Author

sorry, the other missing one is 15a, not 11d

kalahari12

Try going to telegraph.co.uk When the main page comes up click on the crossword link (in the light blue area). From that page you will see a link to the grid. Good luck!

Aquagility

You need gen2, cpfcrosie! I suggest you post your question again.

Catron

Oh well, you need some tippex then to make clues into the right number of letters:

76 (77) across begins two squares to the left
66 (67) down needs its sixth letter tippexing

15 (14) across needs its eighth letter tippexing
2 down needs its second letter tippexing.

I think the others are ok (except for wrong numbering of course)?

gen2

The originally printed grid had 4 white squares missing.

You need to tippex over 4 squares near the corners so you can fit in
Aviatior
Adulation
Aubergine
Blatant

Catron

Why Aquagilty? Do you think no-one else can help? LOL.

gen2

Regarding your problem reading the page - it is a .pdf file so you need Adobe Acrobat reader to view it.

Try the following:

Right-click on the link given by Catron and choose 'Save File As . . .'
Save the file to a folder on your hard drive then open up the folder and open the .pdf file that is in it.

cpfcrosie

Question Author

Dear All,
Thank you so much for your collective help
- gen2 your solution worked beautifully , and I now have the correct grid, and the questions and answers make perfect sense.
Perhaps the telegraph are trying to challenge our brains still further by adding a new twist to the crosswords!

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