CJ>> 6C 69 6B 65 20 61 20 67 6F 6F 64 20 69 64 65 61  like a good idea

 JP> Can you translate this for me. I know that 65 is " a
 JP> ". But I could not see what 20 and 61 were.

they are on the right! >  also, that's not a decimal 65
which is a capital "A"... 65 hex is 101 in decimal and that's the
lowercase "e" ;)

also, if oyu convert them from HEX (base 16) to decimal, you can ALT-blah
then using the numberpad into a DOS text file... easy conversion can be
done with the windows calculator in the accessories section of the start
menu... when you open the calculator, you can go to the VIEW option in the
top menu and select "scientific" and that'll switch the
calculator... then you'll see where you can click to switch the calculator
between HEX, DEC, OCT and BIN...

BTW: 20H (H for hex) or 0x20 is a space ;)

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