Re: File in ASCII

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> If the file is binary, ie it contains printable and nonprintable
> characters try hexdump -C <filename>.  That gives the hex values and the
> printable ascii characters are printed.
> 

the command strings is your friend too... it prints only alphanumeric
characters....

[]s
Riba


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