So it's a Bitwise NOT then (well I've never heard of that one before, I'll get straight on it)Code:~ Bitwise NOT
And not:
Like I thought it was. I can be almost dangerous with my assumptions sometimesIf you don't want MicroCode Studio to interpret a control sequence, but rather send it as normal characters, then just use the tilda symbol (~) in front of the $ or # symbol. For example, letter ~#9712345 would be sent as letter #9712345.
Dave





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