><snip> > > > > You were right about adding the Octal addresses. (That is Octal, isn't it?) > >(I love it when I (think) I know something:) No, that's not octal, it's >hex. Octal would not have an 8 in it -- only 0 thru 7.) > >Randy Kramer
That's what I get for typing when I'm tired. ;) You're correct on that being Hex and not Octal. Onur also refreshed my memory on that too by reminding me that Hex numbers start with "0x". I used to do webdesign stuff and I used to convert the RGB colors from PhotoShop to Hex manually (as in with a pad of paper, not with a calculator) to use in my HTML code. (Yes, I was only doing it to show off, lol) In HTML though they drop the "Ox" off of it though and since it's been a few years since I've really done anything significant, I guess it slipped my mind. I used to also convert IP addresses into Hex to see if there was a way of spelling words and find a real website. I never did find anything and most browsers don't deal with Hex addresses in place of URLs anymore, at least not very well if they do. It's also hard to spell words with only 6 letters. I suppose you could count a 0 as an O, a 5 as an S, and a 7 as a T, but that would be stretching it. ;) Anyway, thanks for pointing out my goof. Ivan.
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