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- 1;33;40mPhoneWord0;31;40m - accepts a phone number and produces a list of twenty possible
- "words" from the digits, as in 1-800-THE-ARMY. Be forewarned that a lot
- of phone numbers can't be converted to words, and numbers with the digits
- 1 and 0 are really troublesome, since there are no corrosponding letters.
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- 1;33;40mAllPhoneWord0;31;40m - accepts a phone number and produces ALL of the possible
- combinations of letters (for a seven digit phone number there are 2187
- combinations). This is useful if you don't trust the first program.
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- Both programs will accept less than 7 digits, which might be used to find
- a word in just the last four digits of a phone number, e.g. 581-JOLT.
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- 1;33;40mUnjumble0;31;40m - accepts letters and tries to make words from
- them. You type in three to eight letters, and a few seconds later
- you get a list of up to twenty possible "words".
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- You can use Unjumble to look for anagrams (different words made up of the
- same letters) or to solve jumble puzzles where you are to make a word from
- a group of scrambled letters.
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- Unjumble may be run by clicking its icon or by typing "unjumble" at the
- CLI prompt.
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- All are in the public domain and may be distributed freely.
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- Ron Charlton
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- PhoneWord version 1.2
- AllPhoneWord version 1.1
- Unjumble version 1.14
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