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And I am using three methods.

This helped me get my username converted to Morse Code.
clickcalculators.com/mis/morse…

As for the second, I used Os for the dots based on this time my mother helped me out on typing a report on Thomas Alva Edison on a Word Document program on a computer when I was a kid. When she had the note for how "Hello" was written in Morse code, she used capital Os for the dots so they'd be more easily noticed; however, because they were dots, not Os, I would fill the open spaces inside by hand after it was printed out.

Then there's the number use: I am basing it off this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDuOXA…
That is because, in the video, it is shown by tapping one finger at a time for every dot, and two at a time for every dash. Hence, where a dot goes, a 1 is written, whereas where a dash goes, a 2 is written.

Anyone else want to try writing his or her own username in Morse code? If you're not a master as it (as is the case with me), try to learn it, or use the web link near the beginning. You can also learn how to include a slash for every space between words.

Special thanks goes to BrandonJohnston for making me want to try this out.

Description
And I am using three methods.

This helped me get my username converted to Morse Code.
clickcalculators.com/mis/morse…

As for the second, I used Os for the dots based on this time my mother helped me out on typing a report on Thomas Alva Edison on a Word Document program on a computer when I was a kid. When she had the note for how "Hello" was written in Morse code, she used capital Os for the dots so they'd be more easily noticed; however, because they were dots, not Os, I would fill the open spaces inside by hand after it was printed out.

Then there's the number use: I am basing it off this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDuOXA…
That is because, in the video, it is shown by tapping one finger at a time for every dot, and two at a time for every dash. Hence, where a dot goes, a 1 is written, whereas where a dash goes, a 2 is written.

Anyone else want to try writing his or her own username in Morse code? If you're not a master as it (as is the case with me), try to learn it, or use the web link near the beginning. You can also learn how to include a slash for every space between words.

Special thanks goes to BrandonJohnston for making me want to try this out.