| Author | Message | ||
     Kobaltic |
Quick version of story: I have 3 files, file A, file B, and file C. File A is my version of the file. File C is the stock version of the file. File B is the file that checks to see if A=C. If it does, then nothing happens and my computer uses file A. If they do not match then File C overwrites file A and uses file A. I am trying to change File B so my computer always uses my File A and does not overwrite it. After about a month of trying to open file B, I discovered it is written in hex. I never used hex before. I now have figured out most of the file. I am stuck on what the Ascii-2 codes mean that were included in the file. As far as I can tell they are just symbols but I have to believe there is more to them then that. Thanks in advance for any help. Let me know if more info is needed. Here is the code: 14 74 55 A4 42 D3 3D FF 55 CC 97 14 04 D8 EE 3D 15 0A 71 05 FD AE 65 C3 F8 AA AF 83 02 A0 7A B2 79 DB AA DB AA DB AA DB AA | ||
| jeffld (Jeffld) |
I'm not sure what you mean by ASCII-2 Do you have a definition of what ASCII-2 is? Please provide a link, I would like to know what it means. I am not being sarcastic. Do you have a layout for this data? Is this data used by some commercial program, or an inhouse program? Any documentation about the program that created the file would be helpful. |