Copeland Cipher 36

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The Copeland Cipher 36 is an original font
designed using the free online tools available at
FontStruct.com. The code is composed of A-Z and 0-9,
36 letters and numbers. In addition, four uncoded
punctuation mark are available; these show as white
marks against a black background. These marks are:
period, comma, question mark, and exclamation.

The cipher font was made for coding geocaching
clues directing geocachers to GPS locations
where caches are hidden, but can be used in any
fun situation where a bit of mystery is involved.
The cipher font is a .ttf file and after placing in
the proper FONT folder, becomes available for use
by any word processing software installed on your
computer including Xara.
Coded messages are first typed in a readable font such
as Arial. All the typed words are then selected. While selected,
switch the font name to Copeland Cipher 36 and your message
will become coded automatically.
To read a coded message, do the opposite.
The graphic shown has a coded Christmas
limerick (it's family friendly) that can be
decoded using the Key. The pattern of
lines, single and double, surrounding each
letter/number is the clue to decoding words.
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When I try to look at the Limeric I get a message that it is an incorrect attachment.

Both links work here Grace.

A rotund gent named Claus,
Had a suit made out of gauze,
There was no need to intuit,
For you could see right though it,
And it revealed all of Santa's flaws

(I made up my own limerick).

To Grace, This forum thread displays two ways; if your computer is not recognized, this thread shows only icons for embedded photo and attached zip file with message stating that files are pending review. If you click those links, then you get the "incorrect link" message you received. But if this forum recognizes your computer, then it displays photo and zip file in the manner expected where links work as it did for Gary. I can get either message depending upon whether I visit forum using someone else's computer that is not recognized, or using my own which is recognized. I suppose it has to do with cookies. I don't know why it would be different, however.
To Gary, funny limericks are your calling.
iagman

When I click on the .jpg I still get
"Invalid Attachment specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the administrator" Talk Graphics.

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Originally Posted by gwpriester

Both links work here Grace.

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I get the same message.......