DC>> Actually, yes.  It's a "user friendly" text dump!

 ml>> hex dump ;-)

 DC> I told you it's been a while since I've done that!

hehehe... i can tell ;-)

 ml>> you mean LIST.COM? the above is from LIST.COM... remember, though...
 ml>> LIST.COM is a /viewer/... it does not edit... it has a hook (via the
 ml>> 'E' key) whereby you can fire up an editor on the hilited file... i
 ml>> use LIST in (what i call) "normal" view which is just
a plain flat
 ml>> view of everything... for the above, i hit ALT-H to switch to the hex
 ml>> view which i then copied and pasted in here...

 DC> The Norton program allowed me to change the hex number.  When

that's because you were using the editor in norton... LIST.COM is a
/viewer/ only... nothing else... 99% of the time, one only needs to view a
file... i use it, all the time, on windows executables to view the info at
the "end" of a file... much easier than using the properties
option of a right click in windows... especially when i'm not running
windows at that time...

 DC> I did, the text side would change to reflect that new number.
 DC> I got pretty good with hex for a while!

its been a while for me, too, but i used to read HEX natively as well as
compiled machine code and ASM... i still read some ASM but no where near
what i used to... now i have ro breal out the op code books ;-)

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