Jim Dettman wrote:
>    16 bytes; 128 bits / 8

This code I shared creates a 38-byte string, with values that are human 
readable (as opposed to non-printable/"funny" characters).  Seems like 
I'd prefer the 38-char readable format to the 16-byte non-readable. 
Looking at WingDings is not exactly preferred for me.  ;-)

Thoughts/comments on that?

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