LAST EDITED ON Feb-27-11 AT 00:04 AM (PST)
 
>Hi Kurt
>
>I am not sure of the math on this.
>
>Instead of really using prime numbers, I am likely going to
>just use the power of randomz to make pages.
>
>Question is: with 900 chunks of data, how many pages can I
>expect to make without duplicates if the data is 3 to 7
>chunks per page?
>
>
>I did not see it, but you may have answered this before.
>
>Should, I first take the 900 chunks and break them down in 8
>or 9 lists using prime numbers?

Hey Kelvin,

Sorry about the delay...It was due to the forum issues.

But with 900 chunks, you don't have to worry about random numbers, as you have more than enough stuff. The use of random numbers is used when you have far less chunks and need every combo you can get. You literally have millions and millions of potential combos.

What I would do is some basic search/replace of specific keywords. Use Superlistz for this.

Basically, make your pages using your chunks, then use Superlistz to give yourself some more keyword potential, as well as breaking up some of the sentences in your chunks.