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<blockquote data-quote="2old4this" data-source="post: 9218" data-attributes="member: 174998">If you are unfamiliar with even the basics of computing then it becomes a very long guide indeed. For example, dragging &amp; dropping - which you imply are unfamiliar to you - will never be found described in a satellite hobby procedure simply becasuee they are fundamental operations related to using Windows - nothing to do with satellites or even the related utilities such as hex/bin converters. So you need to start off and read-up on some basic computing background I fear.2oldPS: &quot;dragging&quot; is clicking something with your mouse and without releasing the button, moving it somewhere else on the screen. &quot;Dropping&quot; is then simply releasing the button. Whatever you moved thereby gets deposited at that spot on the screen. It is a standard Windows feature. So you can for example drag the hex file from the window in which it is listed (or in which it is displayed as a file icon) and drop it onto the icon that represents the hex-bin conversion utility. That is equivalent to telling that utility to convert that hex file ino bin format.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2old4this, post: 9218, member: 174998"] If you are unfamiliar with even the basics of computing then it becomes a very long guide indeed. For example, dragging & dropping - which you imply are unfamiliar to you - will never be found described in a satellite hobby procedure simply becasuee they are fundamental operations related to using Windows - nothing to do with satellites or even the related utilities such as hex/bin converters. So you need to start off and read-up on some basic computing background I fear. 2old PS: "dragging" is clicking something with your mouse and without releasing the button, moving it somewhere else on the screen. "Dropping" is then simply releasing the button. Whatever you moved thereby gets deposited at that spot on the screen. It is a standard Windows feature. So you can for example drag the hex file from the window in which it is listed (or in which it is displayed as a file icon) and drop it onto the icon that represents the hex-bin conversion utility. That is equivalent to telling that utility to convert that hex file ino bin format. [/QUOTE]

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