I created a small HTML5 + JS application (named "Just2") that can solve any particular Two Digits puzzle. Since there is a guide that has screenshots of all the solutions, I wasn't going to put this up here, until I noticed that a good many of the screenshots are outdated.

With this program, you generate the solution yourself, so the only way it will be outdated is if the rules of the game change.

This guide will show you how to use Just2 to solve any of the Two Digits levels that is troubling you.

Since this is just HTML/CSS/JS, I was hoping to host the app somewhere, but decided it would be easier (for me :) ) if I just provided instructions on downloading the files. It's not that big anyway.

Follow these steps to get Just2

1. Visit the Just2 GitHub page[github.com] in order to download the application.
   
2. Click the link as shown in the screen shot in order to download the zipped contents.
   
3. Find the downloaded zip file and unzip it.
   
4. Now open the unzipped directory and click on index.html
   
5. You should see the launcher page. Click the giant button.
   
6. Now you should see Just2. Congratulations!
   

You've now run the program. You could probably stop reading now and figure the rest out. If not, please see the next section.

Now that you've successfully started Just2, it's time to use it to complete a level.

Here's our level:



What I like to do is lay the windows side by side:



Now we can enter the data. You can click each field or just press the tab key. Once it's entered, we'll want to hit the EXECUTE button.



The results are shown in the block on the right.



Now translate those numbers over into the game and you're done!

I know it's not the most convenient guide, but I figured the app was worth sharing. I certainly had a lot of fun making it. I originally came up with it in about an hour and it didnt really have much CSS for it (which you can see in the original commit in the GitHub history). Once I decided to share it on Steam, I decided I'd make it halfway presentable (by my standards :) ).

If you're a developer (or know some HTML and CSS) and you'd like to make something that looks better or functions better, feel free to fork it and share your creation in the comments.

If you're not a developer, I'd still like to know if this helps. I know it probably isn't worth most people's time, but I imagine there are at least 2 people who will benefit from it.

Anyway, that's that.