>JS>> quite a bit of stuff to pass through.  Not quite binary,
>JS>> however.  S
>JS>> string of 0's (hex) in, for example, and the message won't get
>JS>> tosse


> DA>    But thats a null string, try like #255 or FF(hex) into the date
> DA> field, see how it does then.

>since when does a STRING of zero's (reread last JS>> line in above quote)
>equal binary null characters?

Looking at the last line in JS's quote, he has the word "hex" in
parenthesis and, to me, that would indicate nulls.  I think the word
"string" didn't mean a literal string but, rather, a contiguous
series of 0's.  Then again, I have also misinterpreted the Bible from time
to time as well .

Bob

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