VMs: RE: Language A & Language B

["John Grove" <John@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Only one comment Jeff,

	If you're suggesting that the encryption is simply changing languages
between each word etc... please be sure to have some kind of rule that is
consistent -- i.e. whenever a word begins with an 'o' the remainder of the
word is Italian; if it begins with
a 'y' the remainder is Greek... or something like that. Of course, this
won't
rid us of problems like dain, daiin, daiiin...

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Subject: VMs: Language A & Language B


As an addition to the last message I am assuming that the difference between
language (or hand) A and language B arrises because one or more extra
languages are added to the mix in those sections. Thus some words will still
appear in the same form as they also appear in the languages in the other
section. I also assume that sentences are constructed in a mix of languages.
Structured so that a person fluent in all the languages can derive the sense
of the text. This combined with the importance of word letter positions
would make a very strong cipher indeed.

All comments welcome

Jeff


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