First of all thank you for looking at on my case,
secondly you asked about the alphabet, it's a 22 letter alphabet, or as i presented it from ASCII (so that it would be 0..21) it'd be my $order = ord($letter) -224;

As about the top..bottom scroll, i thought about it earlier, but then i'd see parts of an image and when you draw it from letters, it would be senceless to look at; even if i'll print only the found from the search request letters, i still would need the space where to draw it all.

I could as if Minimize it by getting the object and make it fit the screen, but yet again it wouldn't be persice.

If you are interested in 2D foundings in the Torah, here are few examples (from google search on : "Torah codes") :
1. http://cs.anu.edu.au/~bdm/dilugim/torah.html
2. http://www.torahcodes.co.il/
3. http://skepdic.com/bibcode.html
4. http://www.aish.com/seminars/discovery/Codes/codes.htm
5. http://www.wopr.com/biblecodes/

In reply to Re^4: 3D module by thenetfreaker
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