Re: VMs: VMS Word context similarities

[steve ekwall <ekwall2@xxxxxxxx>]

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 Heikki Qvist <heikki.qvist@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
 

 > G> 
 > Which is not the case in the vms, e.g. those cryptic :-) key-like sequences.
 > 
 
 Pardon, I am not sure if I get that.
 What I meant was that when you are ciphering a letter so that ciphered 
 letter exists in piece of cipher itself (like EA(cipher)->a (plain) in 
 table of prev msg) you cannot cipher a single letter by just itself. 
 Never is a case: a->a).
 

 > Cheers,
 > G.

Ah Contrair to the ~folding vms key~ though, each Large GALLOWS 
already points to its _position_ on the "#" key... thus, 8 gallows 
create [Eight] "8" (a->a) standalone characters. ADD the Mirror from where 
you are at on your key and you get upto [Sixteen] "16" (a->a) standalone 
characters! :-)

The LARGE gallows point in their folding/UNfolding order.. 
(see archieve here), covering 16 characters on the vms 'master key'.

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best to you & yours 
-=se=-
steve (staying strong with ES :-) ekwall :-)


p.s. cannot spell your 'word' on starter gallow?, you may need to try 
     o_(EVA t) for the center, or o4 etc.. BUT, you can point to ALL with 
90% of the shapes depending where you start (& what your coding). :-)




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