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  3. September 2010

Re: RPG virus?!

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[mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Vern Hamberg

Use x'32' to find hex value 32. Same way you specify any hex
value on a command line or when setting a value of a variable.

BTW, your example of 83 is a displayable character and
wouldn't show up as a strange character! :-)

Vern, I did 'query hex' and got 'hex 82' at the bottom left of the screen. If I do ctrl-f with x'82' if finds nothing. If I do set hex 83 I still see the same little square shape, but SEU shows the desired result. V6.1 maybe?

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