Write a bmp to binary questions

Hello

I have a string of text BMP I got an oscilloscope of Yokogawa. I can write this file directly to a. BMP, but binary writing adds 4 bytes at the beginning of the BMP string that actually a BMP format invalid. Remove the 4 bytes with a text editor, save, and reopen the case it will be valid which can be opened by any image viewer.

I also tried the regular script text file function, but it's the jarbled of the image, however, does not add the 4 extra bytes as a binary writing.

And I tried the recommendation of this post, but the BMP file is also jarbled.

http://forums.NI.com/T5/LabVIEW/problems-creating-a-BMP-file/m-p/757714/highlight/true#M347071

Here's my VI:

Writing the file binary write, extra 4 bytes...

I see here the 4 bytes in the data string.

What happens if you wire a FAKE on the array or string of size "prepend" when writing the binary file? (the default is TRUE).

(If you use 'write in the text file' be sure "convert EOL" is disabled (it is enabled by default).)

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