═══ 1. Manual ═══

Table is combination of an ASCII character code chart and a tool to convert and 
display binary, decimal, hexadecimal and ascii representations of a string. 

How to use Table 

Run TableWPS.cmd Rexx script to create program object on Desktop. Start 
executable (Table.exe). If you want to copy system clipboard contents to entry 
field, run Table with parameter 1 (Table.exe 1). 

To copy single character to Clipboard, select it in the list on the left side 
and double-click 1st mouse button or press Enter. 

To convert string: 

   1. Select source format (select radio button: BIN, DEC, HEX or ASCII). 

   2. Enter string you want to convert, or paste it from Clipboard (press Paste 
      button). When you enter string in BIN, DEC or HEX format, there MUST be 
      space between character representations. 

   3. Press Convert button. In Result window you can see  binary, decimal, 
      hexadecimal and ascii representations of a string. 
      NULL byte ['00'x] is displayed as BLANK ['FF'x] in ASCII format. 

   4. You can copy result to Clipboard if you press button on the right side, 
      or save result to file: table.txt. 
      If you want to save result to file you can select file name, line length, 
      display (or not) spaces between characters in  binary, decimal and 
      hexadecimal representations of a string, representations of a string to 
      display (binary, decimal, hexadecimal and/or ascii). 

 If you have two prepared system code pages you can switch between them and 
 convert and display string. Read more about code pages. 

 Note:  Source code for Table is included - to modify source, you need 
        DrDialog, a visual programming environment for REXX.


═══ 2. Copyright and license ═══

 Author         Goran Ivankovic 
 Address        Ulica Josipa Poduje 8 
                HR-52100 Pula 
                Croatia 
 email          duga1@pu.tel.hr 
 Home page      http://Goran_Ivankovic.tripod.com/ 

 This program is provided free under the terms of the GPL. You can use it, 
 modify it and distribute it. If you modify or distribute it the new source 
 must accompany the distribution. I would appreciate a copy of any changes. 
 You may not distribute Table 1.11 in any way which leads to your making a 
 profit from it. 

 The author makes no representations about the accuracy or suitability of this 
 material for any purpose. It is provided "as is", without any express or 
 implied warranties. The author will assume no liability for damages either 
 from the direct use of this product or as a consequence of the use of this 
 product. 

     OS/2 is Trademark of International Bussines Machines Corporation 
     DrDialog is Copyright of International Bussines Machines Corporation