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  1. #121
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheHermit View Post
    🎯 THE MISSING LINK! MY WHOLE E GRAIL!
    That's exactly what I need.

    ... and Bob's my uncle. 🤗
    Thanks, Alden!
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    You are welcome. Google "Notepad++ Hex editor plugin issues" to see the nature of reported Hex-Editor issues.

    It would appear that the latest version of this plugin (0.9.1.2 64-bit) fixed most of the bugs.
    Last edited by lasermaster1977; 11-17-2024 at 13:07.
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    The cue input looks like it could drag the variable 100hz signal down. It's not connected in the wire list, and I never saw any sign of it back in day.
    "There are painters who transform the sun into a yellow spot, but there are others who, with the help of their art and their intelligence, transform a yellow spot into the sun." Pablo Picasso

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    Quote Originally Posted by laserist View Post
    The cue input looks like it could drag the variable 100hz signal down. It's not connected in the wire list, and I never saw any sign of it back in day.
    Thank you Brian. As always, the details you provide are the most useful to be able to be certain about.

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg View Post
    Awesome. Describe how you did it, please. In reviews of restored numbers thread. I might have some 352 for that. Checking...
    Yes, I have it. It's the last number in LightYears.

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    re: Rog's Awaken quote: Yes. First heard it in Starship. Sadly no 352. Being young at the time, I interpreted Master of images to mean the song was directly addressing the laserist. Like how Shakespeare speaks to actors through an actors voice in 'mlet.

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