Re: VMs: labels as null syllable tables

[Wayne Durden <wdurden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

1)  It has been pointed out that in decoding the process would include 
more than one folio of labels if they were viewed as a whole via 
foldout or across a fold and this may knock out more than just the 
101v2 syllables.   This looks correct and the relation of the folios 
should be considered.  Perhaps all of the 101-102 folios should be 
considered one table of knockout nulloes for the plant pages in 
general?  This would possibly reduce the possibility of more than an A 
and B form after all.  I am going back to f33r and extending the 
knockouts....  Would still like to see if others get similar results if 
willing to do same.


2) On second thought, is there a unix wizard on the list who can easily 
massage some work they have already done (such as to a list of labels 
they may possess, etc) to quickly and easily determine any of the 
following:

a) Are there single voynich characters which never appear in any label 
text?
b) Same as above but in the labels designated Currier A language and 
vice versa for Currier B language?
c) Character pairs that might satisfy any of the above?

If so this could be a shortcut to identifying at least some characters 
which would be encoding characters if the labels are tables of nulls.

Wayne

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