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     You specified an illegal numeric constant or an invalid radix specifier
     in an expression. For example, you may have used the digits 8 or 9 in
     an octal number or you may have typed a letter other than O or H after
     an ampersand (&) when explicitly specifying a radix.
 
     You can change the current system radix for displaying and entering
     values with the N[radixnumber] command. For more information on changing
     the system radix, see the CodeView ◄Radix command►.
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