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How to conver Exhadecimal to Text ?

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    Dear All, I have issue with the exhadecimal. I want to convert it to text by VB.net and FoxPro 6.0. But i do not know any thing about it. Do you have any idea or solving of this problem ? Thanks for your help...

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      Dear All, I have issue with the exhadecimal. I want to convert it to text by VB.net and FoxPro 6.0. But i do not know any thing about it. Do you have any idea or solving of this problem ? Thanks for your help...

      VB.Net

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      Golden Jing wrote:

      I have issue with the exhadecimal. I want to convert it to text

      The hexadecimal "&hFF" would have a tekstual representation that equals "FF".

      Console.WriteLine(Convert.ToInt32("FF", 16))

      The above example converts the value "FF" to a decimal value, which should be 255 for "FF".

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        Golden Jing wrote:

        I have issue with the exhadecimal. I want to convert it to text

        The hexadecimal "&hFF" would have a tekstual representation that equals "FF".

        Console.WriteLine(Convert.ToInt32("FF", 16))

        The above example converts the value "FF" to a decimal value, which should be 255 for "FF".

        I are Troll :suss:

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        thanks Eddy

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          Golden Jing wrote:

          I have issue with the exhadecimal. I want to convert it to text

          The hexadecimal "&hFF" would have a tekstual representation that equals "FF".

          Console.WriteLine(Convert.ToInt32("FF", 16))

          The above example converts the value "FF" to a decimal value, which should be 255 for "FF".

          I are Troll :suss:

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          Dear Eddy, Thanks for you help. But now my problem now is that the hexadecimal is so long. mean that it is sentent so i want to convert that to the text. have any solving of that ?

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            Dear Eddy, Thanks for you help. But now my problem now is that the hexadecimal is so long. mean that it is sentent so i want to convert that to the text. have any solving of that ?

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            Golden Jing wrote:

            But now my problem now is that the hexadecimal is so long.

            How long? 10 characters, 50 characters? A hexadecimal number is alread 'shorter' then a decimal number (compare "255" to "FF"). One way to make the resulting string smaller would be by compressing[^] it.

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              Golden Jing wrote:

              But now my problem now is that the hexadecimal is so long.

              How long? 10 characters, 50 characters? A hexadecimal number is alread 'shorter' then a decimal number (compare "255" to "FF"). One way to make the resulting string smaller would be by compressing[^] it.

              I are Troll :suss:

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              ohh it is not sure. it is up to sentense. so i cannot know how long it is.

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