Well Eric and I were working on a UT server query tool (web based) for UT2004 and it involves the use of binary data...So I got the idea to make an ASCII to Binary convertor. I never would have gotten this without Eric's help. But it's up an fully functional. You can convert any ASCII (standard letters/symbols) up to 50 bytes large from ASCII to their respective 8-bit binary value. Note that this version is using what is called "big endian". This means that the "important" bit will show to the left. Example:
big endian value for the letter "A": 01000001
little endian value for the letter "A": 10000010
Notice that in the first line (big endian) the line starts with zero. This is the "important" number. For little endian it is simply pushed to the far right.
Also, there is a difference between "A" and "a", so they will show different Binary values. God we're geeks...lol
If anyone would like to learn a little more about 8-bit binary, just give me a hollar.

Click [url=http://p455w0rd.is-a-geek.net/ascii2bin.pl]Here[/url] to check it out.