Obrigado,
nem lembrava do HexEdit no VFP.
Valeu.

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Peter

>Transforme a String em Numerico com ASC e depois use o Trasform com @0 ( zero ).
>
>Veja as funções tiradas de um exemplo que vem com o VFP. Veja em C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual FoxPro 8\Tools\HexEdit
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>FUNCTION Dec2Hex
>PARAMETER nDecimal, nDigits
>**  Converts from base 10 to base 16.  Returns Hex notation in a string whose length
>**  is always at least 2.  The nDigits parameter can be specified to pad the
>**  string with zeroes.
>
>IF PARAMETERS() = 2
>	RETURN RIGHT(TRANSFORM(nDecimal, "@0"), IIF(nDigits <= 8, nDigits, 8))
>ENDIF
>LOCAL nExponent
>*  If no second parameter, must determine correct number of digits.
>nExponent = 2	&& Always return at least two characters.
>DO WHILE nExponent < 9
>	IF nDecimal <= (16^nExponent)
>		RETURN RIGHT(TRANSFORM(nDecimal, "@0"), nExponent)
>	ENDIF
>	nExponent = nExponent + 1
>ENDDO
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>

>*********************************************
>*	Hex2Dec:	Translates Hex (in a string) to
>* 				a decimal
>*	Returns:	Numeric
>*********************************************
>LParameters cDigits
>RETURN EVALUATE("0x" + ALLTRIM(cDigits))
>