Does any one recognize this binary data storage format
Dejan Rodiger
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Tue Aug 9 17:28:35 EDT 2005
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geskerrett at hotmail.com said the following on 9.08.2005 22:45: > Yes I double checked as I appreciate any help, but that is what is > stored on disk. > > If it helps, we modified Ex#3. to be 777-777-7777 > On disk this is now 00 00 10 87 77 F9 Fc 41 > > All the input fields are filled in this new example. > So for number with 10 digit numbers you could say that it is: 7777777777(10)=1CF977871(16) 1CF977871 SHL 4 bits = 1C F9 77 87 10 write them from right to left and shift left for 8 bits 10 87 77 f9 1C 00 And then add F0 41 Could you also give some examples with nine to one digits? -- Dejan Rodiger - PGP ID 0xAC8722DC Delete wirus from e-mail address
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