J-ASCII Reader

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J-ASCII Reader

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J-ASCII Reader is a simple ASCII reader that displays values in decimal,hexadecimal,octal, and binary.

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Awesome!

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Thanks for this program. I've just started learning Just BASIC, and have just read the section about ASCII commands, and was worndering what all they were, and if someone has made a program that tells you them.

Great program
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Re: Awesome!

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Anonymous wrote:Thanks for this program. I've just started learning Just BASIC, and have just read the section about ASCII commands, and was worndering what all they were, and if someone has made a program that tells you them.

Great program
Thanks for your kind words!

Did you try the 'Test Keyboard Input' in the Files menu?

It shows that typing the ALTed ASCII code will allow you to display the symbol in a JB string or REM.
Pretty cool for adding the copyright symbols, and such, to your applications.

John
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