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Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.

Ive seen a lot of base converters on PSC, but most of them are limeted to only base 2(binary),8(octal),10(decimal), and 16(hexadecimal). Or they only convert from base 10 to another base. This program will convert Any number of any base to any other base up to 200. Plus it is very easy to understand and only 15 lines of code, could even be tweaked to convert to base 256. Hope you enjoy.

This is a basic module that uses the File Date API. It includes these functions. GetFileCreatedDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileAccessDate(filename as string) As Date GetFileModifyDate(filename as string) As Date SetFileDates(filename as string,creation date as date.......) as boolean I also included a little GUI that will let you select a file and change the date information, as an example on how to use the functions. Hope this helps someone.