LearnHub

this is interesting – however, a bit unreadable for those who are not “into” computers

i would suggest that you structure it a little differently and it would be great if you have screenshots

cheers!

avinash

I agree with you

sir this is really a fantastic work….and it really works, first of all thanks for such a rare thing…..by using this coding i created a file, as u wrote, is of 976 kb.
now thing i wanna ask, what will be the change in coding if i want to create a file of any desired size.let us say file of size 1000 kb……

regards
hardeep.

Correct me if I am wrong:

cx and ex are generally registers..

Hers cx contins lower byte values and ex contaings lower byte values.

So final hex value is 000F 4240,

if you convert to decimal and divide by 1024 it will give 976.

So if you want any XX KB size, follow:

XX multiply by 1024
convert that value to hex and divide into chunks of 4 letters.

Example: 1000 KB size

1000 * 1024 = 1024000

Hex is FA000

So 000F and A000

Regards,
Mehul.