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Jeff's Thread
Saturday, 06-Mar-99 17:01:39

    Hi guys/gals

    I set up a multibyte bpx and this is what I got:

    Prepare the VBproject to be opened by having the folder opened to our project (because once you set this bpx up below you DO NOT want to click on anything else except to open up this project file;

    so control d into ice:
    type in:
    bpx multibytetowidechar do "d *(esp+4*3)"
    bpx widechartomultibyte do "d *(esp+4*3)"
    x (exit ice)

    Now click on ourproject file and it will pop ice;
    You will notice as you f-5 thru this that you can see many files and things being loaded ran looked at whatever...after about 35 F-5's...our project box will pop up momentarily...then Ice will pop back...look in the data window...you will see there the number:

    lets call this: 1st sequence

    9947......f5 once...new number in data window is
    84......f5 once...new number in data window is
    19642

    now use your f-4 key and you will see that box
    #1 holds the #...19642 Box#2...9947...Box#3...84

    now f-5 once...middle box disappears (box #2)
    now box #1 holds..19642.Box#2 is empty..Box#3..84

    f-5 once
    Data window now holds:

    Second sequence....
    9894...f5 once...Data window now holds:
    167...f5 once...Data window now holds:
    19287...now f4...

    ist box holds..167 2nd box..19642..3rd box..9894
    f5 once...third box disappears.,.
    1st box holds...167.2nd box..19287..3rd box.empty

    ...beginning of Third sequence of numbers...
    f-5 once
    Data window now holds:

    9841...f5 once...Data window now holds:
    250...f5 once...Data window now holds:
    18932...now f4...

    1st box holds..9841 2nd box..250..3rd box..19287
    f5 once...first box disappears.,.
    1st box holds..empty.2nd box..250..3rd box.18932

    I continued this for a time noteing down each sequence of numbers....not sure if i have to continue logging and noting them down but will do so later....for now i will point out the pattern that has developed:

    Noteing all of the very first numbers that are brought up in our data window for each sequence 1.2.& 3...I find this...(I will forget about the order in the boxes for right now BECAUSE I'm not sure what their significance is at this moment so can't explain it...)But i find a pattern by subtracting in the coloumns belows; each has a specific value...


    1)9947....84...19642
    2)9894...167...19287
    3)9841...250...18932

    9947-9894=53...
    9894-9841=53...

    84-167=83...
    167-250=83...

    19642-19287=355
    19287-18932=355

    This pattern continues as I continue to note down the numbers in the data window by using my f5 and f4 keys as above
    ...

    So i would conclude at this time that the numbers:

    53...83...& 355...are of significant meaning here

    The program itself times out and tells you that you ran out of time:
    timing this gives me aprox 56 seconds...so I would say that the 53 variant above is the TIME counter...
    Don't know what 83 and 355 are as yet...

    Bout all for the moment...

    One other thing I corrupted my netscape while messing around with alert boxes while playing with javascript...no amout of reinstalling has fixed my problem...netscape now keeps crashing on me...so I can't send submit nor change pages without crashing 99% of time so may not be around much till I can figure out why reinstalling is not fixing me up...it does not happen using MSIE...but all my mail and links ect ect are all on netscape so it has been hard transfering that info to Msie...and we all know some places won't let us in using Msie...so that is a lark of fun too...anyway...for the fifth time i will try to submit this...1 percent has to occur sooner or later.....
    Bye
    Jeff





    Jeff


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