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-JKP-

07-04-2020, 10:57 AM
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This pretty much sums up how I see large portions of the text and I think the c cc ccc cccc patterns fit well with this general concept also.

-JKP-

07-04-2020, 11:06 AM
I have a paper on this in draft form. I just pulled it out. It has a release date on of January 2014. Sigh. More than 6 years. I guess I was over-optimistic. I had no idea it had been sitting for so long.

I don't have time to clean it up and find the few remaining screensnaps (it means hunting through 200 folios for the BEST examples for each of the statements).

I'll look through it and see if there is anything that might be useful that is somewhat self-contained. Maybe I can get the parts posted that don't need so many screensnaps.
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