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From: mwerner@wvu.edu (Mike Werner)
Subject: Re: Big-endian vs little-endian
Date: 1999/02/10
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Thanks for all the tips and pointers so far.  I spoke with my instructor today 
and it appears we may not be using binary data files for a while, so I've got 
some time to try and figure out what some of the tips I've received mean. ;)

If I haven't figured it out by then, well I guess I'll try the kludge I used 
last time.  It wasn't pretty, but it worked.  My questions here were more out 
of puzzlement than anything else.
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