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Re:Hi Joseph Saturday, 23-Jan-99 12:27:29
Well I guess you will have put your example down; Joseph; be cause i do not mean 20 at all... As my example showed xoring the decimal value of any letter with 32h (the value for 2) returns itself in either Upper or Lower case value...... Please remember that my example xored the DECIMAL eqivalent...of T my example: T = 84 decimal= 54 hex = 84^32(the value in hex for the number 2) = 116 decimal = t your example: T = 84 decimal= 54 hex = 54^20 = 74 hex = t I am xoring decimal; you are xoring hex... (?) Jeff Jeff |
Jeff's thread.... (Jeff) (20-Jan-99 18:37:53) |
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