Text Reverse

♦ At some point in your life, you may find that you have too much time on your hands. 9 out of 10 leading experts agree that reversing text is a proven way to waste time.

♦ Your name, when spelled in reverse, may be something funny or cool (e.g. liam reversed spells mail). Avoid the surprise of getting embarrassed at some point in the future by finding out now.

♦ Confuse your boss by sending him an email about the project you are working on completely in reverse. When he calls and asks what the problem with your email is, tell him that he must be having computer problems.

♦ Try to find a word, or combination of words, that when reversed spell something funny or strange (e.g., 'knits i', 'god a ward', 'bats', 'desserts', 'and', 'live', 'evian' and 'star').

♦ Try to find words that are exactly the same when reversed. For example, 'racecar' when reversed is also 'racecar'.

♦ Save time by taking Hebrew text that was keyed right-to-left and convert it to a right-to-left format.

♦ If you play chess and use the FEN notation to describe the placement of pieces on a chessboard, you can reverse the FEN string and to see how the board looks from the other player's perspective.

♦ If you have a list of email addresses that you want to sort by domain name, you can reverse the entire list, sort them and then reverse them back so that they are readable.

♦ You'll have to reverse this one to decipher it: resrever txet siht htiw deifsitas %001 t'nera uoy fi eetnaraug kcab yenom a reffo eW