WordCreator | Screenshot. Screenshots In the following you can see some screenshots of the WordCreator: the main window, where you can adjust all of the fundamental settings and the created words are shown, the window to adjust more of the settings and finally a screenshot of the advanced mode, where it is for example possible to create random texts. In addition you can see screenshots of the counters which are integrated in the WordCreator. Main Window This screenshot shows the main window of the Creator. After adjusting this settings, you can click on "Create". Settings You can go to the settings window by clicking "Settings" in the menu.
In addition you can set your own rules for creating readable words (in the screenshot below). Text Creator In the this screenshot you can see the Advanced Mode. With this mode it is possible to fix an order in which certain syllables may appear in one duration. Character Counter On the right side there are numerous settings available. Syllable Counter for Di- and Trigraphs Note. Remove Line Breaks Online Tool.
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Revision E dtd 05/18/07 Introduction The purpose of this sub-site is to provide an abridged summary of all data pertinent to solving simple substitution cryptograms. I have tried to be as complete as possible in listing all necessary information, although from a practical standpoint, examples had to be limited. If anyone has any suggestions for improvements to this page or any questions concerning its contents, please email your comments to pwiedman@nc.rr.com. Frequencies 1.General Frequencies Usage 2. 1st Letter Frequencies 3. 4. 5. Th,he,in,er,an,re,on,en,at,es,ed,te,ti,or,st,ar,nd,to,nt,is,of,it,al,as,ha,ng,co,se,me,de Note: 30 most frequent digraphs comprise 1/3 of all usage 6. Er-re, es-se, an-na, it-ti, on-no, en-ne, ot-to,ed-de, st-ts, at-ta, ar-ra, in-ni 7. The,and,tio,ati,for,tha,ter,res,ere,con,ted,com,hat,ent,ion,nde,has,ing 8. Note: Average word length in English is 5 1/2 letters. Specific Hints a,e,i,o,u & l,n,r,s,t comprise 70% of all word usage. Solving Methodologies 2. 3.
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