(10-01-2017, 01:51 PM)Wolfgang99 wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.this is the link of my cad files. you can download them and put voynich folio as a background (download from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.)
you can realize that letters are composed of 96 microscopic symbols equal each other:
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You know, Wolfgang99, it has occurred to me and others that this VMS folio might be a code wheel. About five years ago, I created a digital version that spins each wheel independently and also printed the page on high-quality card stock and cut out the circles and assembled them with a paperclip poked through a hole in the middle to hold the pages together while still allowing them to turn independently.
But, even though I did that, I try to stay open to other interpretations, as well. Maybe this page is a volvelle, not one for decoding, but maybe an astronomical volvelle.
It's possible that it's an encoding aid, but not in the manner you suggest. Rather than these being stencils for microscopic codes, to be assembled into VMS glyphs that look like letters, maybe the answer is simpler... perhaps it's a guide for positioning or combining some of the glyphs.
It's also possible it's an astrological volvelle (the kind used for prognostications). It might not have anything to do with decoding the manuscript.