*Turbo mode is suggested if you are converting long strings.* Click start to reset the variables and lists. Press the left arrow key to transfer a string to a binary number. Wait until a long binary number appears in item 1 of the 'chars' list. Then, triple-click that item and copy it (ctrl+c). Press the right arrow key to transfer a binary number into a string of text. The final result will appear in the 'sprite1: #' list. I used my other binary converters that I have made in the past. They are not the most efficient, but I can call them my own and that matters most to me. It is very different to other binary-to-text converters as it has one long string of binary along with a dash and then a short number in binary. I believe this is simpler as you don't need large 5-digit numbers for each character. (Although this is a slow method, it would be good for storing small files without taking up as much space. It wouldn't make too much of a difference, but a bigger difference if you store a lot of Word documents) I know it doesn't look nice, but it doesn't really matter. Took a few hours, but a pretty cool project.
