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    How is 252.0 = 406F 8000 ?

    I'm not sure how to approach this, but here's my problem.

    I'm trying to hash some job administration data files, made on a UNIX platform, with either some C flavor, or JAVA program.

    These files consist of properties of print jobs, and I've got 80 % of them defined. Now I'm working on an apparent single precision data type, but in a half hour I've gotten relatively nowhere. I figure the best method would be to 2's complement the values and analyze the relationship between the unaltered sequence, the 2's complement sequence, and the VB Single byte sequence, but I won't be able to get to this for anther day or two.

    So, perhaps one of the Geni here might have some quick insight.

    Here's some values:



    Can anyone explain a way for mapping the extracted data back to its decimal equivalent, or suggest a good way to google for a way?

    -Lou
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