I would’ve assumed the letters would be in the order they appear in the words, but it seems impossible that way since there aren’t enough vowels near the start, so maybe not.
Sorry - I edited my post; I was mistaken Sen’s post was accurate. On another note, here is another page that may help somebody out: http://www.ssynth.co.uk/~gay/anagram.html I was unable to get a workable solution - I am going to get a pen and paper and try to do this by hand (probably the way it was intended to be done)
I was provided with the solution and the method of obtaining it - I’ll post it sometime tomorrow. I don’t want to discourage any of you from staying up all night trying to figure this out
Well, the solution is “guess this code”. The solution can be found by converting all the letters to their numerical equivalents. For example, A=1, B=2, C=3, etc.
In the end, you have 26 numbers, or 13 sets of numbers. Take each set of numbers and add them together. You will now have 13 numbers. Subtract 1 from each number, and you will have another group of 13 numbers. Convert the numbers back to their graphical, letter equivalents. You will get guessthiscode which breaks down into: “guess this code”.
Thanks to Raja for IM’ing me this puzzle and the solution, and thanks to the encoder of this puzzle - Anand. As is the case with most online acquaintances, their last names elude me
