Re: VMs: Re: NSU review of Rugg (2003)...

[steve ekwall <ekwall2@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi all :-)

*YES* Dan, 8 tables, 8 areas per table - I noted to the list (2 
years back) here that 
you'll see far fewer c_gallows_c characters then in the opeing pages. 
(p.s. the pages are NOT all in order / ES)
But your observation is correct if you grab any front pages and 
compare c_gallows_c (flipping of the code)to the rear of the VMS 
pages. (note: I don't know about the folded (big / multi) pages. 
THEY(?) s/he(?) got your "project fatigue" towards the end!

good eye ;-)
-=se=-
steve (FOLD & FLIP) ekwall

 

 Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 09:14:12 -0500
 From: Dan Harms <danharms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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 Subject: Re: VMs: Re: NSU review of Rugg (2003)...
 
 
 Pardon a non-cryptographer for leaping into the discussion, but I haven't 
 seen this brought up yet.
 
 So we may have a scheme involving eight tables and two or three dozen 
 Cardan grilles switched off multiple times in a single page, no?  If that's 
 true, I think that after a certain point in the manuscript, project fatigue 
 would have led the creator to switch off the tables and grilles less 
 often.  Thus, assuming the MS. was written from beginning to end, we should 
 see different textual characteristics at different points in the MS.
 
 I don't have the intellectual machinery to follow this idea through, but I 
 thought I'd toss it out.
 
 Dan Harms
 
  

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