"Stephan Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Looks like it's the hex-encoded representation of some Unicode text
> (each character is a 16-bit entity). For plain ASCII values (e.g.
> English text), yes, you'll see every other byte as a zero.
Gratitude! Thanks Stephan. Yes, you must be right, and it's what we'd
expect WinXP to do, what with the overall move to Unicode uniformity.
Still putting all the clues together ...
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