Computer Anagrams: Not Much Progress
Mike Morton · Digital Commons @ Butler University (Butler University) · 1989
In 1982, I wrote a computer program (later known as Ars Magna TM) which used a dictionary to produce all possible anagrams for a phrase entered by the user. At about the same time, Jim Woods of the NASA/Ames Research Center in California wrote a similar program. Perhaps there are more, though I haven't heard of them.