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Well, I don't believe anyone except Dennis Wrenn has seen the way I program, but as you all wanted to know about my signature and all, I made a program for you guys which is a Binary Encoder/Decoder so you can talk in the 1's and 0's :D.
You can download it here:
http://jupiter.spaceports.com/~puff/files/binary.zip
Just think of it as a gift from me :rolleyes:.
Enjoy and Happy Holidays! :)
I guess it doesn't except links, so you have to open up a new browser and place that link in the address bar, sorry :rolleyes:.
Pretty cool. So what does your sig say? I tried to paste and decode and it doesn't change.
Ah..crap, you found a bug :rolleyes:.
You can encode into binary text, but you can't really decode, heh. Sorry for the defective Christmas present, I think I know what's wrong.
I will get working on it, and change it tomorrow. Thanks crptcblade.
:rolleyes:
All fixed!
I couldn't wait till tomorrow, just a stupid little thing I did.
I only aloud 1 time to decode and encode, just removed it, everything should work fine now, just click the link and re-download, thanks for noticing that crptcblade.
How do you like it anyway? :)
still doesnt work..?
and if there is nothing in the window and you click encode the button stays pressed
I think its pretty darn neat. Its cool seeing things in binary code. BTW is the new version at that address yet, because I just downloaded again, and there still appears 2BA problem in the decode
The new file has been uploaded.
The reason why you cannot read my signature is because it is spaced.
If you go to the end of each line in the text box in the program, press delete and make sure it's all together, than it will decode.
And BuggyProgrammer, the buttons shouldn't stay pressed, I took care of all that business in the beginning :rolleyes:.
0100000101101000001011010110100001100001011010000010110000100000011101100110010101110010011110010010 0000011000110110110001100101011101100110010101110010001000000100110101100001011101000111010001101000 011001010111011100100001
don't mean to interupt a thread but i saw a thread a while ago where Matthew gave out a bunch of Shell commands for different wizards and control panels in Windows, here's a few that i didn't see there, hope they help...
http://forums.vb-world.net/showthrea...threadid=45735
I think i found a bug, if you click the "Exit" button, it crashes.
i wouldn't press "exit" then
Hey.. Matthew.. that is slick... I been looking for something like that..
I can decipher Binary to HEX, but this makes it SOOOO MUCH easier!!!!
THANKS!!!!!
0100101101101110011010010110011101101000011101000010000001010110011010010111001101101001011011110110 1110
You should be able to tell what this is.. ;)
I see what you mean, found and fixed.Quote:
Originally posted by BuggyProgrammer
and if there is nothing in the window and you click encode the button stays pressed
Just click the link if you want the newest one :rolleyes:.
Well, other than pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete, it's the only way to end the program.Quote:
Originally posted by PJB
i wouldn't press "exit" then
might have a point there
What do you mean? No error comes for me. Are you abusing the program? Example: pressing Encode/Decode 10 times and then pressing exit?
No, I'm not abusing it, just using it once or twice at a time. Even if I just open it up and immediately close it using the button, it closes and then gives the "illegal operation" message.Quote:
Originally posted by Matthew Gates
What do you mean? No error comes for me. Are you abusing the program? Example: pressing Encode/Decode 10 times and then pressing exit?
I found the reason out. You need VB6 SP4 downloaded on your computer, not VB6 with no SP. Don't know why, but when I formatted my computer, I saw what you guys ment.
Now that I no longer have the source for it (I probably could just rewrite it), I can't do much to it anymore.
It doesn't seem to do any internal damage, it works pretty good.
I have made my own Javascript Binary Encoder-Decoder.
To use it u just need a browser !!!!
and it's Cross platform !!!
Download the file Below...Code:0100100001101111011101110010000001101001
0111001100100000011101000110100001101001
0111001100100000010100000111001001101111
0110011101110010011000010110110100111111
0000110100001010010100000110110001100101
0110000101110011011001010010000001010000
0110111101110011011101000010000001011001
0110111101110101011100100010000001000011
0110111101101101011011010110010101101110
011101000111001100100001
You know, I've always liked messing around with binary, how do you do it?