I need a listing of names that can be substituted for letters of the alphabet.  Where can I find a listing?
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What you are looking for is called the "Phonetic Alphabet".\n\nSee below for a few examples.
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7 letters\n\ncrisply\n\n6 letters\n\nlyrics\n  \n6\n\ncrispy\n\n5\n\nspiry\n  \n5\n\nspicy\n\n5 \n\nscrip\n  \n5\n\npyric\n\n5\n\npricy\n  \n5\n\nlyric\n\n5\n\ncrisp\n  \n5\n\nclips\n\n4\n\nyips\n  \n4\n\nsyli\n\n4\n\nspry\n  \n4\n\nspic\n\n4\n\nslip\n  \n4\n\nscry\n\n4\n\nrips\n  \n4\n\npyic\n\n4\n\npily\n  \n4\n\npics\n\n4\n\nlisp\n  \n4\n\nlips\n\n4\n\ncris\n  \n4\n\nclip\n\n3\n\nyip\n  \n3\n\nsri\n\n3\n\nspy\n  \n3\n\nsly\n\n3\n\nsir\n  \n3\n\nsip\n\n3\n\nsic\n  \n3\n\nrip\n\n3\n\npsi\n  \n3\n\npry\n\n3\n\nply\n  \n3\n\npis\n\n3\n\npic\n  \n3\n\nlis\n\n3\n\nlip\n  \n3\n\nicy\n\n3\n\ncry\n  \n3\n\ncis\n\n2\n\nsi\n  \n2\n\npi\n\n2\n\nli\n  \n2\n\nis
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http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/\nhttp://www.fun-with-words.com/anagram_generator.html
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http://catalogs.google.com/
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If you substitute each letter for a letter three places earlier in the alphabet, so that D becomes A, E becomes B, etc., you get\nJOEYOUHAVEBEENGIVEPROBLEMNUMB...\nEURFINALEXAMBONUSPROBLEM
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List here:\n\nhttp://www.plabwise.co.uk/britishnames.htm
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Well of course those names are gone... that would be the first to go.  \n\nFYI, yahoo does allow certain characters in email address now.  So you might want to see if you can come up with something unique with those options.
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Try checking Microsoft words if you have that software...go under help, and type in recoomendation letters. There are many templates and sample letters that may be useful to you.
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try searching for an anagram generator.
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http://www.kidzone.ws/kindergarten/letterk.htm
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alphabets and numbers that's all
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use noodletools.com\ni used that for all my papers...and then use words to alphabetize it.
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Using the first letter of the first word in the item to be listed (usually not counting the articles a, an, and the), place the items in the order of the alphabet. A first and then B,C, D, E, and so on.. When there are several items beginning with the same letter, then use the second letter of each item according to the alphabet. Hence Abet, Account, Adam, Aegis, After, Against. If there are two items with the same first two letters the same, use the third letter in those words according to the alphabet. Hence Accord, Accurate.\n\nContinue with the letters of the alphbet. B is next. Hence: Aztecs, Ball, Bee, Bing, Blow, followed by the items begining with C and so on through the alphabet.\n\nI hope this helps.
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The first link below has information that may help.\n\nThe second link is part of the same site and this displays equivalent hieroglyphics for on-screen letter input.\nIt doesn't look like there was a letter x so you'd probably have to create the sound with k+s instead. There isn't a true equivalent of v either (see the comments on the site about closest sound match)\n\nThe third link gives details of letters/alphabet derived from the hieroglyphs, and this also shows a lack of equivalents for what we are used to.
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They are listed at:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_alphabet#Main_table
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Look to H.A.A.R.P. for the answer to your question. Just type those letters in on a search engine. get ready to be very surprised.
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surnames.behindthename.com\n\nI think this might still be in BETA but has a lot of information.