 | William Clauson-Thue - Cipher and telegraph codes - 1901 - 1438 pages
...possible method for any Telegraphic Code. The ECONOMY of using this Code will be seen at a glance. Very frequently a single Code word represents a complete...would be quite a hundredfold. It will, of course, be necessar\that any mercantile house using this Code should see that their friends with whom they wish... | |
 | Copyright - 1925 - 500 pages
...the plan of the book, every sentence is identified with and represented by a single code word. Very frequently a single code word represents a complete message, and in other cases it represents from 4 or 5 to more than 20 ordinary words. The secrecy of the message between two persons... | |
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Very frequently a single Code word represents a complete message, and in other cases a Code word would represent from four or five to upwards of twenty ordinary words. The saving effected on a single foreign message would therefore in many cases more... 