The "bits" are the number represented in IEEE 754 format ("float" for you programmers). There are lots of converters, I found one here: [link="http://handyscript.wz.cz/files/ieee754.htm"]http://handyscript.wz.cz/files/ieee754.htm[/link] It only takes HEX though, so enter the Bits in e.g. the windows calculator, there you can convert it to hex (if you have it in "Scientific" mode). Then run it through the converter above and you get the float number. Of course you're more in
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