Hi,
an idea that wasn't good enough for the examples, but maybe one might find this useful in his journey.
Lots of features that I like that other similar programs lack like real-time conversion (i.e. you don't have to click any buttons), upto base-36 numbers, patters (i.e. "5","7","5","7" prints "101111101111" in binary mode).
I don't know why would a reset button be any use but I let it be....hmm, what else...
well: Try it!

Nice, I was used to using the calculator for a simple base convertion.. I think i'll replace that purpose with this prog (don't worry calc.exe, I'm still using you for calculations)

Pretty nice work!
Very organized code, and very usefull application!

Just a few questions:
What editor did you use to code it?
How do you build the resource dialogs? By hand, or use some resource editor and then convert?

All in FASMW and by hand.
Usually when adding the resource section I just take "šnitt" (example) from other sources and then adjust to my needs. It involves a lot of debugging and testing sometimes like what if I put 400 "here" or make "this" 0 or -1...etc

nice, you can even type in binary, most converters i've used don't allow this, but for some reason i don't think i can stop using Base Converter, been using it for too long

very good!

there is a bug, when you type in binary and try to do say

"001"

it won't let you type more than one 0 from the start

e.g. you can type 0 then 1 but not 0 then 0

If there are many requests I'll make a workaround for it, but because 1=01=00001=000000001, I didn't allow this in this version. It was easier too

i have an (very thoretical ) idea - how about trying to patch default WIN32 number editbox to accept numbers in other radix, like 1111b, 0A123h, 0x123 etc?