ON 20090123@5:17:21 PM at page:
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James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] Replied to post 38701.2917824074 by lightsancygnals

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<A TITLE="202.83.41.45" NAME="38701.2917824074" HREF="mailto:lightsancygnals@hotmail.com">lightsancygnals@hotmail.com</A>
    asks: "<A NAME="202.83.41.45"> </A> is it possible to correct upto 4 bits
    of error using Hamming code. if so, can u suggest a method of error
    correction?<BR>
    " 



ON 20090123@5:18:30 PM at page:
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James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] Replied to post 38446.4302662037 by gastridino

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<A TITLE="193.137.220.77" NAME="38446.4302662037" HREF="mailto:gastridino@boltblue.com">gastridino@boltblue.com</A>
    asks: "<A NAME="193.137.220.77"> </A> I would like to know if it's possible
    to detect error's in a codeword with 2 bit's wrong, or if with the Hamming
    code we can only detect 1 wrong bit"