Re: Re: VMs: A very important discovery!!

[steve ekwall <ekwall2@xxxxxxxx>]

hi all :-)

On 29 Sep 2004 08:47:52 +0200
 From: elvogt@xxxxxxxxxxx
 Elmar wrote:
 
 
 > On Tue, 28 Sep 2004, jan wrote:
 > > There are the sections in the VM, where the SAME gallows follow each
 > > other - in the same paragraph and with the other characters in between
 > > but without different gallows in between. What would be the need for
 > > that (one gallows would normally do)?
 > 
 
 Perhaps the gallows are a relative indicator, rather than an absolute one?
 
 "f" -> switch to next table, "t" -> switch to previous table, etc.
 
 That'd readily explain two identical gallows following each other, and it would 
 point to an amount of five Ridderstad tables.
 
    Elmar
 
 
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for those seeking numeric's with the vms,

A "fair?" respresentation of SAME gallows following each other might 
be 1st line of f45r. here the line ends with 3 SAME gallows. 

unique to this page is it also STARTS with the SAME gallows.
(FWIW: this 1st gallows is NOT the same 'pointer_to_char' as the last 
3 SAME gallows, as the 3rd gallows in this 1st line has already 
flipped/rotated the table/key). 

in the FOLDing scheme of things,

 i would highly suspect that these 
last 3,4 SAME gallows are within a NUMBERS (as opposed to alphebetic) 
area/TABLE at this point of decoding.

while my previous a.b.c-1.2.3 #### posting had 'everybody in order', 
it may well be that

123
456
789 

follows the same FOLDing scheme as its gallows counterpart to 

312
498
657 

sorry i don't know for sure, BUT it is interesting the the 4 is static 
in both this positions AND that is the SAME as the gallow_char.

-=se=-
steve (#'s 4 in there somewhere?) ekwall


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