CHAR PEEK by Owen Stott That pesky car alarm is still wailing. Let's hope somebody steals the car soon, eh? To continue the binary theme, here's Owen again with a small but perfectly formed routine that allows you to see exactly how the character set is made up in memory. Just type in a letter or number and the prog will display that character's ASCII code, binary representation and block pattern. The character set itself is held at location 15360 (PEEK 23606 + 256*PEEK 23607) and with a bit of cunning maths, Owen's routine reads out the pattern of your character and whaps it onto screen, using graphic squares instead of pixels so you can see [and] appreciate its clinically elegant design (or something). Very handy if you're into designing fonts, and a fair bit of fun if you're not.