Cryptograph Help

[Seether]

I am messing around with a cryptogram although I have never really worked on one before, however I know how the cryptogram works but I am still having problems with it. If anyone is knowledgable about Node Theory in the use of cryptograms, or curved writing systems I would be interested in talking to you about an interesting cryptogram.

[kbinder]

Are you referring to cryptograms as encrypted texts with substitution cyphers? I have a bit of a background in graph theory, but am unaware of any connections to the substitution cypher crytograms. I'm open to receiving PMs about the subject if you want to send me anything.

[whiskeytown]

count the number of letters in your cryptogram -

your most likely letter - the greatest frequencey will be E 9 times out of 10 - even in a foreign language -

ETAONI - RSN - I think that's the order of frequency - start there - you'll probably find a lot of _ _ _ where E and T fit and then you got your H as well as the TH suffix which is I think the most popular suffix out there -

rb