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You normally see people trying to convert their code from ASCII to Hex. I want to do the opposite (i am cool that way). 

The code i am trying to use is

"
$v = 4549
$Chr = StringSplit("$v", ",");Hex
 
for $i = 1 to $Chr[0]
    MsgBox(0,"",$Chr[$i] & " = " & Chr(Dec(StringRight($Chr[$i],2))))
Next
"
 
This code has a number of problems with it, like when i run the code it only gives me $v=. 
If i get rid of the $v sign and move the 4549, it will only give me the ASCII key I. 
Can someone please help me? 
Or point me to a working HEX to ascii code that allows me to do this?
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$v = 4549
$Chr = StringSplit($v, "");Hex

For $i = 1 To $Chr[0]
    MsgBox(0, "", $Chr[$i] & " = " & Chr(Dec(StringRight($Chr[$i], 2))))
Next

Is this what you're trying to do?

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Local $v = 4549

MsgBox(0, "", BinaryToString(Binary('0x' & $v))))

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Or point me to a working HEX to ascii code that allows me to do this?

$v = 4549
$Chr = StringSplit($v, "")
For $i = 1 To $Chr[0]
    MsgBox(0, "all the same", '"'&$Chr[$i] & '" / HEX: 0x'&Hex(Asc(String($Chr[$i])),2) &' / DEC: '&Asc(String($Chr[$i])) )
Next

I don't understand the question, ..hope this helps

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