(05-09-2016, 10:05 AM)Botis wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[intro deleted for brevity]
So, I am asking -- does anyone have any idea how I could perhaps check this, with available resources? Some way to see what parts of the pages are favored for writing?
If you can't understand what I'm talking about, feel free to ask more questions. I've been ridiculed elsewhere for asking for help with this, by people who can't seem to understand what I'm getting at.
As you've pointed out, the pages probably aren't scanned at the same flatness (and may not be scanned at the same scale) which means laying them on top of each other is a challenge, but one way to do it would be this:
• As David has pointed out, you can load each page into a graphics program on a different layer.
• Take the uppermost layer and set it to about 60% transparency. Do this successively in pairs or, set each to diminishing levels as the layers go up (40%, 60%, 80%, etc.)
By the way... there are diagonal spaces throughout the VMS. On some pages they are very obvious and where they are, it looks like someone may have added in letters to fill in some of the spaces. Whether this is due to the text being created in more than one pass or perhaps has a steganographic purpose, I don't know, but the weirdness is definitely there. You can see it on some of the mid and later plant pages especially.