http://www.janko.at/Raetsel/index.htm
The rules are simple. Each number indicates a series of consecutive shaded cells in its row or column. If you had a three and a two in a row like this…

…you would have to have three shaded cells followed by two shaded cells in that order separated by at least one space. Here is a possible solution for that row.

In these puzzles, compare the rows and columns to find a solution. When you are done, the puzzle will create a picture. How exactly do you solve the puzzles? I’m not going to tell you. If you really need help, there are numerous sites that you can turn to. I recommend avoiding those sites. The greatest mental value in these puzzles is in figuring out how to solve them.
If these are my favorite puzzles, why don’t I make some? Actually, I have. It has been about a year since my last puzzle was created, but I have recently converted existing puzzles to PDFs. They can be found at my SkyDrive address below.
http://cid-2e6efb80915ed5bd.skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?resid=2E6EFB80915ED5BD!3018
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