[Guest]

Splitting letters:

The alphebet can be split many different ways. Here are a few examples. Can you figure out how I split them? Lets start extreamly simple so you understand the process. Then we'll move to feindish splits

Set 1A: ABCDEFGHIJKLM

Set 1B: NOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Set 2A: ACEGIKMOQSUWY

Set 2B: BDFHJLNPRTVXZ

Set 3A: AEFHIKLMNTVWXYZ

Set 3B: BCDGJOPQRSU

Set 4A: EIOPQRTUWXY

Set 4B: ADFGHJKLS

Set 4C: BCMNVZ

Set 5A: ABCDEFGQRSTVWXZ

Set 5B: HIJKLMNOPUY

Set 6A: AEIJKOPQUXY

Set 6B: BCDFGHLMNRSTVWZ

Good Luck. Set 6 should stump most people.

Edited August 8, 2008 by Yockey

[Guest]

Guess I'll answer a couple of these:

Split down the middle

Split even, odd

Split left hand/right hand on a qwerty keyboard

Split left hand/right hand on a Dvorak keyboard.

Sorry, my brother uses it, so I know that it exists.

As for the others, I haven't really looked at them.

[Guest]

Split based on whether or not the capital letter is drawn with curved lines.

Split based on the row the letter appears on on a QWERTY keyboard.

Edited August 8, 2008 by Sevorak

[Guest]

Awww... you spoiled my fun with #6

I guess there must be more non-conformists out there then I thought.

Cheers to Dr. Dvorak.

Edited August 8, 2008 by Yockey

[Nikyma]

Split based on the row the letter appears on on a QWERTY keyboard.

Looks like you're right to me, except for the X?

[Guest]

Looks like you're right to me, except for the X?

Hmm, you're right.

And I can't find an alternate keyboard layout that would fit.

[Guest]

makes the most sense that way, perhaps it was a typo?