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Sorry for delay, had to taxi kids around, eat, etc.

If your input is a file, then this should work (no much time to test it really).

#include <Constants.au3)

Local $hInpf = FileOpen("myinpfile.bin", 16)
If $hInpf <> -1 Then
    Local $hOutf = FileOpen("myoutfile.bin", 2 + 16)
    If $hOutf <> -1 Then
        Local $ret, $data, $done
        Do
            $ret = FileSetPos($hInpf, 58, $FILE_CURRENT)
            If Not $ret Then ExitLoop
            $data = FileRead($hInpf, 840)
            $done = (@error = -1)       ; read incomplete (EOF reached) but maybe something to write anyway
            FileWrite($hOutf, $data)
            ; process write error
        until $done
        FileClose($hInpf)
        FileClose($hOutf)
    Else
        ; process error
    EndIf
    ; process error
EndIf
Edited by jchd

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Sorry for delay, had to taxi kids around, eat, etc.

If your input is a file, then this should work (no much time to test it really).

#include <Constants.au3)

Local $hInpf = FileOpen("myinpfile.bin", 16)
If $hInpf <> -1 Then
    Local $hOutf = FileOpen("myoutfile.bin", 2 + 16)
    If $hOutf <> -1 Then
        Local $ret, $data, $done
        Do
            $ret = FileSetPos($hInpf, 58, $FILE_CURRENT)
            If Not $ret Then ExitLoop
            $data = FileRead($hInpf, 840)
            $done = (@error = -1)       ; read incomplete (EOF reached) but maybe something to write anyway
            FileWrite($hOutf, $data)
            ; process write error
        until $done
        FileClose($hInpf)
        FileClose($hOutf)
    Else
        ; process error
    EndIf
    ; process error
EndIf

No worries, and thanks a lot for this! However, I cannot get it to function the way I want it to. It is deleting the first 58 bytes correctly, but then it is not jumping and deleting the rest correctly. it seems like it is miscounting. Also, the 840 is in hex, so really I want it 2112, assuming the script counts in dec? But anyways, maybe there is something wrong with counting 2112 every time, because if we remove the first 58, then shouldn't we count (2112 minus 58) from the new file so we can get to the next set? Thanks again for your help!!! (I think if we just add 2054 it will jump correctly.) Do you agree? Edited by richietheprogrammer
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OK I misunderstood your "jump" offset. Try this working( for me) example:

#include <Constants.au3>

Local $htest = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\myinpfile.bin", 2 + 16)
Local $ch = Asc('a')
For $i = 1 To 10
    For $j = 1 To 58
        FileWrite($htest, Chr($ch))
    Next
    $ch += 1
    For $j = 1 To 2112 - 58
        FileWrite($htest, Chr($ch))
    Next
    $ch += 1
Next
FileClose($htest)

Local $hInpf = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\myinpfile.bin", 16)
If $hInpf <> -1 Then
    Local $hOutf = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\myoutfile.bin", 2 + 16)
    If $hOutf <> -1 Then
        Local $ret, $data, $done
        Do
            $ret = FileSetPos($hInpf, 58, $FILE_CURRENT)
            If Not $ret Then ExitLoop
            $data = FileRead($hInpf, 2112 - 58)
            $done = (@error = -1)       ; read incomplete (EOF reached) but maybe something to write anyway
            FileWrite($hOutf, $data)
            ; process write error
        until $done
        FileClose($hInpf)
        FileClose($hOutf)
    Else
        ; process error
    EndIf
    ; process error
EndIf

This wonderful site allows debugging and testing regular expressions (many flavors available). An absolute must have in your bookmarks.
Another excellent RegExp tutorial. Don't forget downloading your copy of up-to-date pcretest.exe and pcregrep.exe here
RegExp tutorial: enough to get started
PCRE v8.33 regexp documentation latest available release and currently implemented in AutoIt beta.

SQLitespeed is another feature-rich premier SQLite manager (includes import/export). Well worth a try.
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A work-in-progress SQLite3 tutorial. Don't miss other LxyzTHW pages!
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