Hi,
> What I meant by "whitespace" is the blank spots > between bytes in a file. > For example, > > bc 3f > > and what is between the c and the 3 I am calling > "whitespace." Er, "bc" and "3f" are just two distinct bytes in hexadecimal, 188 and 63 respectively. It seems you are interpreting the hex dump as raw data... One byte is 2 hex digit, and the whitespace is here for readability. Once correctly interpreted as a sequence of hex bytes, my guess is that the log data is strictly equivalent to the raw data, since the final number of bytes is the same. With a correct bmp header the raw data should be ok (maybe upside down). But with 1 byte per pixel the image should be interpreted as greyscale I think -- unless it uses a palette? Thomas ===== ------------------------------ Si vos aist Diex ! http://www.el-profesor.net/ ------------------------------ ___________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? -- Une adresse @yahoo.fr gratuite et en français ! Yahoo! Mail : http://fr.mail.yahoo.com
