Qbasic/QuickBasic Programming

A continuous line of text can be considered as a Base-96 Number Base, from CHR$(32) through CHR$(126) plus CHR$(9), the <Tab> key. This program automatically handles the setup when the user enters a Random Seed - which then computes the pseudo-random Number Base Set (ranging from Base-100 through Base-223), its Minimum ASCII Offset, its Maximum ASCII Offset, as well as the pseudo-random Text Base-96 Set. Each Random Seed will generate a completely different setup. Therefore, without knowing the Random Seed, the converted number in the chosen Number Base cannot be converted back to text. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, a PDF with screen shots, and a text file with text converted to number bases.

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