[usr] simple decoders

Have you ever been told nfrjt ,? :)


Usually annoying. Either spelling out the letters, or asking them to write "normal." But it’s easier to get yourself a script (shell or bat - depending on which OS) of the form:

tr qwerty ... yutsuken ...

Then you launch it and copy the rubbish there. The output is normal text. :) And you don’t have to torment anyone.

Cooking recipe:
1) download "tr" under Windows (in unix it is already there). For example, here's one - UnixUtils for win32 (who doesn’t taste like win32 - that's what Windows calls so;) or ask google for “tr.exe win32”.
2) in a text editor (MS Word is not a text editor!;) Type a file of the form “tr” space, then, in order, press all the English letters, a space, then all the same Russian letters (it is advisable not to enter those that are not in English, and above quotation marks and sticks - to understand the text, you can do without these letters)
3) save as “decode.bat” or decode.sh (for unix)
4) run and use.

You can copy the text under Windows by clicking on the left-top window icon.

Ye djj, otv elfxb! :)

ps. that is, the program makes a substitution in the text - each letter from the first piece changes to the same in the account from the second - “q” to “y”, “w” to “q”, etc. Here is more detailed ;)