Re: Understanding Error Messages

On May 15, 2:05 am, Doug Miller <spamb...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> In article <19604818-f965-4e30-899a-
> b3cd1e7ac...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, ahsha...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 says...
>
> >   000001         ....   identification division................(etc)
> > 44FFFFFF44444444401004448889A88888A899488A8A8994000000000000000(etc)
> > 000000010000000000F0000094553969313965049592965B000000000000000(etc)
> > The problem started exactly at 9th charachter after 000001.
> > It will be in the "A899488A", if we assume each two hex numbers as one
> > character.
>
> You don't even *begin* to understand what you're looking at.
>
> The two hex digits making up each character are read *vertically*,
> appearing directly underneath the text they correspond to. The problem
> actually starts at the 10th character after "000001", not the 9th, and
> "A899488A" is not what you think it is:
>         A899488A
>         39650495
> is read as
>         A3 89 96 95 40 84 89 A5 = "tion div"
>
> Following the "000001", you have:
>         444444444
>         000000000
> read as 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 = "         "
> followed by
>         0100
>         0F00
> read as 00 1F 00 00 = NUL, IUS, NUL, NUL
> then three more spaces, then "identification division.", followed by a
> whole lot more nulls.

I got it. As I checked it, My problem is after 9 character from 000001
and is:
        0100
        0F00
So My problem in Windows Cut/Paste cause was these characters.
Thanks,