In Crossfire, under 'File', Select 'Export As', there are multiple export types including PUZ. I read someone else saying they liked exporting to PUZ and then opening the puzzle in Acrosslite to print out for submission.

Really? I want to comfirm!!

bloodmoney

I understand that the full version of Crossword Compiler allows you to upload puzzles to the web, so that people can view and solve them online.  What I want to know, however, is if it's possible to take the published puzzle and put it into a personal blog.  I don't mean just the puzzle, but the Java applet that allows people to solve it online.

For example, is there a way to put the Java applet for one of my crosswords into MySpace, or Facebook?  I imagine one would need the HTML coding for that to work. Geometry Dash Full Version

Can a tech-savvy cruciverbalist help me?

Thanks.

Yes, you can embed the Crossword Compiler web puzzle on your personal blog using the HTML code it generates when you publish a puzzle. However, the old Java applet method no longer works on most browsers for security reasons. Instead, export your puzzle using the “Interactive HTML5” option, then upload those files to your web host and embed the generated iframe or script code into your blog post.

just clicking around  posting a note about it  pretty neutral,  sometimes even this helps.  random link: background no endorsement.

random browsing session  might as well drop this here  pretty neutral,  still maybe worth a look.  found this: electroscooter24.es neutral.

scrolling through random stuff  posting a note about it  background info only,  neutral mention.  for context only: notes as is.