As a rule of thumb, it is easiest to start in the columns or rows which have the most cells filled in orange. When you have correctly painted all orange cells the level is beat. You can however decide to manually fill in the blue X boxes by toggling the button at the bottom of the game, though do not forget to turn it back to orange before you go to fill in orange cells. The computer will automatically fill in the blue cells whenever you have painted all the orange cells correctly in a row or column. You do not need to put an X in blue cells to complete the puzzle. If you click on a cell which should not be colored in then it turns blue and you lose one of your three lives. There may be additional blue squares at the beginning of this sequence, at the end of this sequence, or both. If you see the numbers 10 1 that would tell you there will be a run of exactly 10 orange squares, followed by one or more blue square, followed by a single orange square. These numbers tell you the runs of orange squares in that row or column. At the top of each column, and to the side of each row, you will notice a set of one or more numbers. The aim of this game is to color the whole grid in orange and blue squares. The game has a sound control button in the upper right corner & buttons for game developer information and full screen mode in the upper left corner. Each puzzle size has 24 different stages available, with puzzles being unlocked sequentially. The smallest puzzle size is 16 squares with the largest 256 squares. 
Smaller puzzles are easier than larger puzzles as they have fewer cells to fill and less opportunity for error.You can play through that, or click the X in the uppr right corner to skip it. The first play through the game will show an introduction of how to color in boxes. Select the blue and white button at the bottom of the game's welcome screen. Play Classic Nonograms Black & White Drawing Game Online for Free
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