[Flowaley]

That's actually pretty cool, it worked for me. Thanks for the tut.

[Frostbite™]

Easiest way to convert plain numbers to binary is with this:
Get your example number (note it will always start with a 1), such as:
101101000
Start of thinking of the number '1', and cross off the first number.
For each number afterwards, if it is a '0', double the number you are thinking of then cross the 0 of then move onto the next number.
If the next number is a '1', double the number you are thinking of and add '1', then move onto the next one.
By this, 101101000 is:
1 --> 2 --> 5 --> 11 --> 22 --> 45 --> 90 --> 180 --> 360

[Zygote-bastard]

I don't see how "65" is "A" in binary if binary is just zeros and ones. What am I missing here?