Dominic

A good example of how a word with mostly easy letter pairings (D and c; m and in) made me take longer looking for a solution to a far more unlikely pairing (namely o and i).

OK, so the solution is a bit tricksy, and relies (of course) on context to make the upsidedown i into a (more or less) convincing o (out of context the glpyh would be more likely taken for an exclamation point!).

But hey, it worked for me, and a I was rather pleased with the overall result. The extra rings on the terminal letters means that the ring on the last downstroke of the m looks less out of place than it otherwise would have done.