>>>>You are welcome.
>>>
>>>I haven't tested it myself, but my colleague told me it doesn't work for high (asci>127) values (although may be he meant the original version I sent him and not yours).
>>
>>I use this function in conjunction with the VFP 9 function (created by Sergey Berezniker) to decrypt a string. Example of a string is:
>>
>><Password>12345</Password>
>>
>>It seems to work for me.
>
>Can you try with a string like
>
>chr(197) + chr(198) + chr(199)
>
>?
I opened a text doc with Notepad, entered the above characters (using Alt-197 and so on). But when I try to save the text file, I get message that the characters in Unicode format will be lost. I believe the this function that Viv translated from VFP has to work on plain text. So maybe your colleague is right. How do you create a plain text document with the characters as above?
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