JUMBLE12.LBR - Update 6-Jul-87 by Keith Petersen, W8SDZ, of JUMBLE11.
	       Revised to run on MBASIC 5.x.

This is the edited original DOC from JUMBLE11:

     JUMBLE.BAS is used for doing the jumble in the educational
sections of the newspapers.  It originally was for six characters
only, then modified to take a maximum of 11 and a minimum of 3.
Then modified to hopefully run under Mbasic rev 4.51.  In the process
I found programing errors (my fault) that were doing a lot of error
checking that wasn't necessary.  This was removed and the program is
about 2 days faster on 11 characters.  Hope someone runs the program for
the full 11 characters and lets me know if it works ok or not and let me
know any changes necessary.  11 was chosen because not too many, if
any are over that amount - I have run into only one.  This could be
increased to more with few changes and still run fairly fast (good
candidate for the new Mbasic compiler).  At least it would make it
much faster.

     By the way, the question on character separation is from the
first character to the next one.

 ex: entering a 1 will printout for bennymiller

                b ennymiller

enter a 5 then get

                benny miller

     Have fun and challenge your friends.  You still have to know
what a word is when looking at it...

   JUMBLE.BAS is for Mbasic and it works!!!  Finally.

                        Ben Miller
                        703 French Dr.
                        Columbus,  Ohio 43228