Google didn't know. So I re-spelled "paring" as "pairing" and it still didn't know. Then I took a wild guess and re-spelled "jewel" as "dual". Still didn't know. Even just "combination pairing" gave me a lot of pages that recommended Chardonnay with lobster. Maybe my spelling instincts are failing me.
sorry for the late replie i have been busy with work. Sorry im after the jewel combination table, im guessing that i have the name of it incorrect :( I require the table for use within a compression application.
I was planing on using it as a static table to show me the most comman uses of letters within the english language.
sorry for not wording it correctly, please for give me lol,
thanks for ypour replies,
kelvin
> sorry for the late replie i have been busy with work.
> Sorry im after the jewel combination table, im
> m guessing that i have the name of it incorrect :( I
> require the table for use within a compression
> application.
Where did you get the name jewel combination table from? Which book or webpage refers to such a term?
> I was planing on using it as a static table to show
> me the most comman uses of letters within the english
> language.
You mean a letter-frequency table? Well, even in one language those frequencies may differ per type of text. Use Google for "Frequency analysis".