Hummm, in my origianl AX.25 days, I used to use uuencode/uudecode to encode
binary files to be transmitted as ASCII characters and uudecode to change
the received file back to binary.
In practice if you looked at the transmitted data (in TNC's the unproto
mode) you saw a bunch of ASCII characters.
As far as I know, uuencode/uudecode still will run on MSDOS and xNix
operating systems.
Walt/K5FW
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Although it may be a no-no, you could use steganography to embed
non-image data within an image.
Now let's here some word on this as long as the specification is
published, and there is not intent to obscure data from view, then I
wonder if this would be against Part 97.309(4)? Remember, this would be
a message encoded within an image, and transmitted as an image.
This would open up more bandwidth for data transmissions. Just a
thought for brain stimulation. No flames please :-)
73... Jon
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