You can use different codes, letter scrambles, puzzles, riddles, and games, so you never have to have the same type of clue twice in a row.
Mostly shot in black and white, the titles are tense and frenzied with credits racing on and off the screen, their letters scrambling amid glimpses of newspaper cuttings, mathematical formulas, X-rays, vintage photographs, outstretched hands and flashing lights.
When unwrapped, the letters were scrambled in order and formed the cipher; however, when the strip was wrapped around another baton of identical proportions to the original, the plaintext reappeared.
E.g. 5 Enter all the scramble letters into the second field, with out space or comma or any other special characters.
Suetonius tells us that Julius Caesar and Augustus would, in private communications, scramble the letters of words, according to a pattern, lest they be intercepted.
Al-Kindi hit upon the method of listing the number of times each letter appears in the scrambled message in order of frequency and matching them with a known list of frequencies of letters in the original language.
Exactly the same type of damage – called a cyclobutane dimer (CPD) – is already known to occur directly during sun exposure as the UV rays hit DNA strands and scramble the letters of the genetic code into mutations.
If your name is Bob Smith, scramble the letters to get something like Omi Thibbs.
Wait a minute, you're not coming up with new ideas, you're just scrambling letters around".
"Orestes" is dominated by irregular shapes in black and white, on a field of white and black, that seem to spell the title in slightly distorted, scrambled letters.
