Sample code converting binary data to image file

Hi experts ,
I need sample code to convert binary data (bytes) in to an image file.
any help will be appreciated.
Thanks and Regards,
Naresh

You need to show binary and decimal? Or now just decimal?
If binary and decimal, you can right click on your indicator and choose "Display Format...". If you select the Advanced Editing Mode, you can make soft interesting display formats. This includes showing the same value in mulitple ways in the indicator. Try something like "%032b - %d" for the format string.
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