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Neville writes ...

> Just a guess, but 14 bits = 2 lots of 7 bits (heavy huh?).
>
> This leaves the 8th bit for parity/error checking.
> Dunno, but just a thought

  "Parity" requires a 9th bit ... usually in the form of 9bit RAM (e.g., ECC
RAM chips) which have a 9th memory chip on the memory module.

cheerios ... shAf  :o)
Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland
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