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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Replace alphabets in a string with their ASCII values Post 302982803 by kumarjt on Tuesday 4th of October 2016 06:02:37 AM
Old 10-04-2016
thanks for the lead Ravinder, but the output is not as expected.

I need 65666567123, but with the command you gave, output is 65 66 65 67 49 50 51 10


thanks.
Kumarjit


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