Remember Numbers

Do you sometimes feel embarrassed because you cannot recall a phone number? Try an alternative way to memorize phone numbers.

Features: The program is an interesting twist on using the alphabetic characters on the number pad of a phone. 3 letters and in some cases four letters are associated with each key except for the 0 and 1 keys on the dial pad of most phone. That provides a nice way of associating and remembering a number. One of the many famous ones is 1-800-Flowers. What this program does is present you all the letter combinations that can be created for a number. You then choose one of them and associate with the number to be remembered in the fashion of example discussed.

Not only phone numbers any sequence of numbers can be associated with a mnemonic which is easy to remember. Even if you write down these numbers in the text form and you do not want others to make them out then this a way of ensuring privacy. The numbers would look like a set of text strings, possibly a set of passwords.

Overall: Unless the letter combinations mean something this entire exercise may not make it easy to remember. There are too many variations that are generated. It may take significant amount of time to arrive at a text string that is easy to remember. Difficult to say how much use it is going to be, but the function is implemented with a simple interface.

Do you sometimes feel embarrassed because you cannot recall a phone number? Try an alternative way to memorize phone numbers.
Look at your cellular phone. Note that several letters correspond to the figure on each button.
Only 1 and 0 have no letters corresponding to them, but only the - and + signs.
The program will show you all possible textual variants of the specified number. Select the one that you can memorize better and use it.
Some tips.
- You can encode not only phone numbers, but any number.
- You can use this method as the easiest way to encode your data. If you carry with you numbers that you do not want anyone else to know, you can carry a list of text strings with you instead of actual numbers. A regular person will think that they are
not phone numbers, but some passwords.