Shuffle

A good fnerid of mnie, Ben, was irenspid by a rneect eiaml taht I snet, tknhas Grooks, wcihh had the wdros mexid-up. The fsrit and lsat leretts of the wrod raimen in the smae pacle but all of the oerhts get mdedlud. Deson't do mcuh for trehe lteter wrdos but it is siltl qitue raldbaee. Oosiluvby the bairn can ftocinun wtih qitue a dael of deilxsya and siltl ceernphmod waht is wteitrn. So I tuhoght taht I wulod witre a psot uinsg sflufhe.exe and see waht tnerud out. Hree geos nhntiog.

Uuetlnarnftoy the pgaorrm olny wrkos on the .Net Feomrwark, wichh wkerod fnie at wrok but not on my hmoe cueptmor. I'm jsut weidnrnog waht the drnecfefie is and why it wkerod in one pacle and not at the ohetr.

Stmeeimos I try to tpye too qclikuy and I don't rurqiee a pgaorrm to sflufhe my wrdos for me. I diecded to put the rael txet at the end of the ptnsiog in csae smoe of you wree ublane to raed waht I had ptesod.



A good friend of mine, Ben, was inspired by a recent email that I sent, thanks Grooks, which had the words mixed-up. The first and last letters of the word remain in the same place but all of the others get muddled. Doesn't do much for three letter words but it is still quite readable. Obviously the brain can function with quite a deal of dyslexia and still comprehend what is written. So I thought that I would write a post using shuffle.exe and see what turned out. Here goes nothing.

Unfortunately the program only works on the .Net Framework, which worked fine at work but not on my home computer. I'm just wondering what the difference is and why it worked in one place and not at the other.

Sometimes I try to type too quickly and I don't require a program to shuffle my words for me. I decided to put the real text at the end of the posting in case some of you were unable to read what I had posted.