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        Okay, this is a simple text encoder that uses a cryptogram I made up. If a letter is a consonant (bcd,fgh,jklmn,pqrst,vwxyz), then it replaces it with the next consonant. If the letter is a vowel (a,e,i,o,u), then it replaces it with the next vowel. Because it is very hard to pronounce words without vowels, changing the vowel rather than making it a consonant makes the output *almost* readable; it sounds like some foreign language.
        Try it out, enter some text and click “Encode it”. Or you can enter some already-encoded text and click “Decode it” to see what it says. To get a different cypher, use “Decode it” on the message; to get the origional message from that, use “Encode it” - they undo each other, no matter which order they are run in.



Display result by prompt on URL (reload)
Display result in pop-up window (alert)
    Change text in entrybox
Page finished on 9/21/2000
Written by Sam
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