Hold ∞ in the palm of your hand [B̲̅l̲̅a̲̅k̲̅e̲̅]
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what, no two's complement?
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Maurits
Hold ∞ in the palm of your hand [B̲̅l̲̅a̲̅k̲̅e̲̅]
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... good catch  Added hack to handle two's complement
EDIT:
Before:
C:\>tohex -2147483648
-0x-80000000
After:
C:\>tohex -2147483648
-0x80000000
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Of course the big question is, how is this easier than firing up calc.exe (especially since there's a button on my keyboard that fires up calc.exe)? 
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Maurits
Hold ∞ in the palm of your hand [B̲̅l̲̅a̲̅k̲̅e̲̅]
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It's not easy to use calc.exe if you're a service
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True, that.
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-999 in hex is FFFFFC19 - no?
Here is how you might do the same using PowerShell:
PS C:\> (-999).ToString("x")
fffffc19
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Maurits
Hold ∞ in the palm of your hand [B̲̅l̲̅a̲̅k̲̅e̲̅]
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-999 in hex is FFFFFC19 - no? |
Sure, on a 32-bit machine.
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