how do i de sypher a lettered code??
i need to de sypher JES LBH LBQE LXH GPH I UQCP J NAX WFNTE TTX
AXFE MO RB RN ZSW PW TRH AHOEH
S KOOF DOWHHAJYG PRF RPF
SYPSMITNQ WVTU HIVO GAPH WRDH TEN RODZEZ TS
DKSKF HIVO PX B SINGSG DWUO ICK USE DLAX BVD ZODVF
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any idea how?
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If the answers are not respectively No, No and Yes, I pass on to some other passtime.
Keys are (A) Look for single letters (must be A or I), (B) look for doubled letters, (C) Look for double-letter words (one of the two must be a vowel), (D) look for apostrophes (d,s,t, follow.)
The examples you have given contain no punctuation – VERY bad sign.
The first example has “I”, so it should mean “A”. The last word has a doubled “T”, which can only be “e” and the word can only be “eel”. That IF the usual rules apply. I hope that gives you at least a foothold on the sub ject. By the way that is decypher (decipher in the U.S.)
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