Re: VMs: One simple question

["Larry Roux" <LRoux@xxxxxxx>]

It does not look Voy-like to me...One thing you can do in situations like this is do a google search for the word.  There are enough Voy Eva pages that if it were indexed it would return some result.




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Larry Roux
Syracuse University
lroux@xxxxxxx
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>>> jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 09/13/03 07:25PM >>>
I have a word constructed from tables produced by one of my vms scanning
programs. It is a word in EVA form. Now then. Can anyone tell me if this
word follows the 'rules' for vms words and does it appear at any point in
the vms transcription.

The word is rcheodalor. Now my reason for asking is that I believe this word
is not a possible word in the vms. It follows the rules, as far as I can
tell, but the two halves (rcheo) and (dalor) I believe to be illegal
combinations. Please don't ask why I think this I have enough trouble
working it out myself. :-)

However, if this words appears elsewhere in the vms then I think I have hit
on something. As I have not processed past the first 19 pages of the eva I
would like to ask if anyone can do a quick scan for this word.

Thank you in advance.

jeff


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