Need help with clusters????

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Author Message   John05 (John05) Posted on Thursday, Nov 7, 2002 - 17:52:    Hi guys, can anyone tell me please how can i name an example of FAT12, 16, 32, and 31 clusters in hex??? I know how to name them in binary like this: For example: FAT 12 0101 1110 0011 5 E 3 but i have no idea how to do it in hex... any help would be helpful thanks in advance, John   Stefan Fleischmann (Admin) Posted on Thursday, Nov 7, 2002 - 19:06:    5 E 3 is hexadecimal already. If you meant something different, please clarify.   John05 (John05) Posted on Friday, Nov 8, 2002 - 19:41:    I'm totally lost...when i wrote my example like the one i wrote earlier in my message, my instructor told me that hex and binary are not the same??? thank you, Jhon   Stefan Fleischmann (Admin) Posted on Friday, Nov 8, 2002 - 23:48:    0101 is binary for the hexadecimal 5. 1110 is binary for the hexadecimal E. 0011 is binary for the hexadecimal 3. So indeed they are not the same. They are different representations of the same value. Our normal decimal numbers are yet another representation. Please see the knowledge base (left frame of this forum, 10-step hex editing course) or the WinHex program help ("Using a hex editor") for an introduction into the hexadecimal system.   je mama (Suxface) Posted on Saturday, Nov 9, 2002 - 12:04:    wazupp people. wazup who can explain this HEK THING in dutch to me??? i don't understand NOTHING!!! who can help me??IF you send me a message... i'll teach you some glitches!! P.S.help me   Chris Breslin Posted on Wednesday, Mar 15, 2006 - 0:19:    error 404: File not found The document you requested is not found.   Chris Breslin Posted on Wednesday, Mar 15, 2006 - 0:20:    error 404: File not found The document you requested is not found. Re: 10-Step Hex Editing Course   Jens Kirschner (Admin3) Posted on Wednesday, Mar 15, 2006 - 14:28:    Sorry, the links in the knowledge base are pages outside our control and as such we cannot guarantee their availability. In this specific case, I am not aware of an equivalent page, I am afraid.   john barnes Posted on Thursday, Apr 6, 2006 - 17:50:    IM in uni I have to use winhex to do the following:- In the zip file winhex tutorial there are eight files (I have these on my comp). how do I do this though .... What type of files are they? Can you find out the original name of the file? When were they created / modified? Can you restore their file extensions and open the files?