How to send a binary string on an output?


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    255 Bytes are almost enough.
    Thanks a lot Bruce.
    How´s about the underscores "_" in the array? Need to use them?

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    This isn't actually an array. Lookup creates a table, and uses the
    index pointer var (in this case the X) as the offset into the table.

    The underscores are optional. It just looks a lot better than having
    your constant table scrolling WAY off to the right side.
    Regards,

    -Bruce
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