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Bob Delaney
OMMs stands for "One Million Monkeys". That's from "One million monkeys typing on one million typewriters...".
With "no" to spaces the typewriters have 1000 keys, 73 with 'a', 9 with 'b', ... , 19 with 'y', and 1 with 'z'. These are average frequencies for English text. There are no punctuation keys.
With "yes" to spaces the 1000 keys are adjusted to allow spaces between words, with an average of about five letters per word.You set the number of characters to be typed in the "Chars. typed" box. Choose "yes" or "no" for spaces. Select the monkey type in the Popup menu,
With "no" to spaces the typewriters have 1000 keys, 73 with 'a', 9 with 'b', ... , 19 with 'y', and 1 with 'z'. These are average frequencies for English text. There are no punctuation keys.
With "yes" to spaces the 1000 keys are adjusted to allow spaces between words, with an average of about five letters per word.You set the number of characters to be typed in the "Chars. typed" box. Choose "yes" or "no" for spaces. Select the monkey type in the Popup menu,
What's New
Version 3.0 now allows the application itself to find English words from the "words" typed by a monkey. These words come from Webster's 2nd International dictionary.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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| Version Downloads:1,260 |
| Type:Games : Simulation |
| License:Free |
| Date:31 Mar 2009 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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OMMs stands for "One Million Monkeys". That's from "One million monkeys typing on one million typewriters...".
With "no" to spaces the typewriters have 1000 keys, 73 with 'a', 9 with 'b', ... , 19 with 'y', and 1 with 'z'. These are average frequencies for English text. There are no punctuation keys.
With "yes" to spaces the 1000 keys are adjusted to allow spaces between words, with an average of about five letters per word.You set the number of characters to be typed in the "Chars. typed" box. Choose "yes" or "no" for spaces. Select the monkey type in the Popup menu, and, if necessary, enter a numerical value for x. Then click on the "Monkey Types" button, and, perhaps after some noticeable time, you will see the characters typed by the monkey. The application itself can now find the English words using the words from Webster's 2nd International dictionary.
With "no" to spaces the typewriters have 1000 keys, 73 with 'a', 9 with 'b', ... , 19 with 'y', and 1 with 'z'. These are average frequencies for English text. There are no punctuation keys.
With "yes" to spaces the 1000 keys are adjusted to allow spaces between words, with an average of about five letters per word.You set the number of characters to be typed in the "Chars. typed" box. Choose "yes" or "no" for spaces. Select the monkey type in the Popup menu, and, if necessary, enter a numerical value for x. Then click on the "Monkey Types" button, and, perhaps after some noticeable time, you will see the characters typed by the monkey. The application itself can now find the English words using the words from Webster's 2nd International dictionary.
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Your screenshot also tells me nothing. Does this just generate random text? Does it generate actual words. Why would it need a search box?
More info please. You website is also not helpful at all in describing this in more detail.
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koodough reviewed on 23 Mar 2006
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iZac reviewed on 23 Mar 2006
Also, would love to see an infinite typing mode that attempts to reconstruct Hamlet from random characters.
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