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Of all the available bivalues, 2 in column 8 seems to be most interesting. A quick check gives 8 must-bees independent of which one of the 2´s. one chooses

A little bit easier than No 10. There are many bivalues and probably more ways to solve it. I found "9" in row 9 most promising and with parallell chains many digits are fixed in both cases. ...

Back again from a short holiday i Morocco. Happy to see that Keith still deliver Menneske to us. In this one bivalues "3" on row 2 are promising. After a short chain it is obvious that it mu ...

Sorry I misunderstood you. You sent me a link to something. Now already printed, we will se what happens when I have the time to start with it.

... I have a feeling that every puzzle can be one steppers - if you find the right bivalue.Hmmm... What about this puzzle

As I said, with a 5 in R6C6 all the rest is basic. Just for fun I afterward ...

To me the Menneske puzzles are interesting as there are very few bivalues and my method is to find out which of them are possible ways to solve. In this case Block E with the 5 and 7 is interesting, a ...

No basic at all in the beginning.
I tested "3" on row 1 and rather soon it was obvious that 3 shall be in R1C7 and in both cases a bunch of correct numbers show up.
After that just solve w ...

Dear keith
Some posts I have done. and for sure I play them all. So I am very grateful to you, thank you

I started in block H to find out wich ones of the fives is correct. Turned out to be R9C6.[/quote]
oaxen, I'm just interested: How did you determine which of the 5s were correct in box 8 (your block ...

Dear Keith
Good approach.I will tell Jeeves your recommendation. Self I have to go to the castle and participate in one of the dull dinners my queen so often invite me to.
As my butler has a much b ...

Thank you Keith. My butler and I looked forward to a very industrious day. But after a very quick examination it turned out that it can´t be 3 i R5C8. And the rest is pure basics. Curious. So easy Men ...

I usually play all your posted puzzles, but have to draw the line at this series. Embarassed

I don't do these either, at least not in an armchair with pencil and paper! When I pick Menn ...

Don't forget the pencil & paper so you don't forget the solution this time.

I started in block H to find out wich ones of the fives is correct. Turned out to be R9C6. That gives a few other co ...

We will se. Now I shall ask my butler to prepare a nice cup of tea and start the work.

Now I have recapitulated. Any of "ones" in block E gives correct five and six in block I. Next valuable bivalues are the "six" in block C. R1C8 leads to a complete puzzle. Very Happy

This was the hardes puzzles I ever met. I solved it, but can´t remember the step I took. something like van hay anyhow.

No so many unimpossibles. And all the other levels are not so interesting.

I agree with JC van Hay.
The problem is to find favourable bivalues. After examining "4" inC7 I found out R9C7 must be correct. The next step was to decide that "5" must be in R2C ...

Thank you Keith.
Now I will prepare a cup of tea and start the work
Lars Very Happy

No. I was not succesful to transfer puzzles from Menneske. But some of you are, so please copy the impossibles. Of course I myself can use the Menneske site, but it is more fun to do it here and to re ...