| ??? 01/15/08 17:09 Read: times |
#149478 - Basic? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I assumed you were using BASIC. "Call" calls a subroutine. "&H80" is the BASIC notation for hexadecimal. in this case 1000 0000 binary. YourByte And &H80 is true if the high bit is set. |
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