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Subject: Re: finding a tag in a binary file
From: rob stanton <tnotnats@ a . m
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2011 01:08:50 +0900
References: 379074
In-reply-to: 379074

hmm does not work for me, could I send the file I'm working with, well a 
reduced file as it very big and see what you make of it, maybe you'll 
see what I'm after. It makes sense if you look at it with a hex viewer 
and search for 10 00 10 00 thanks for the help so far

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