PentoMinos

A pentomino is a geometric shape formed by adjoining five squares with one another edge to edge. There are twelve unique ways to do this (not counting rotations and reflections). Those twelve pieces (or blocks) are pictured here and make up the "classic" set of pentominoes. Traditionally each piece is named using the letter of the alphabet which most closely resembles its shape. Each of the twelve pentominoes (or blocks) by rotation or flip, can be tiled to make a shape, and a lot of fun with pentominoes revolves around filling or building given shapes. These make interesting puzzles. This program helps you solve existing PentoMinos puzzles as well as compile new ones.Main features of this program are:1. Create new puzzles manually from a pattern2. Solve existing puzzles manually3. Thumbnail view of all puzzles in a file4. Save newly compiled puzzles5. Print puzzles and their solutions6. 250 puzzles with solutions