FW Editor: What are your plans or objectives in the near future?
Michael Laidlaw: I plan to finish school and start my career...possibly start a small company.

FW Editor: How and when did you start writing the code for BinaryStrings? What inspired you the most? Do you plan to develop new software, or are you more focused on optimizing the current ones?
Michael Laidlaw: I developed BinaryStrings when first learning Microsoft's .NET architecture. I'm always coming up with new ideas and.NET makes it easy to complete them quickly.

FW Editor: BinaryStrings can be really useful. How did you got the idea to create such a software?
Michael Laidlaw: I thought it would be fun for my friends and I to share messages in binary.

FW Editor: BinaryStrings is converting even the incorrect binary sequences. How is that possible?
Michael Laidlaw: Through .NET's Convert::ToChar() function.

FW Editor: What are the advantages of using BinaryStrings over any other similar product?
Michael Laidlaw: BinaryStrings has a simple purpose and it does it well.

FW Editor: BinaryStrings is totally free and this is a great thing (from customer point of view). Are you planning to keep it like that?
Michael Laidlaw: Always. When possible, ideas should always be shared freely.

FW Editor: How can you describe BinaryStrings in one single word?
Michael Laidlaw: Simple.

FW Editor: Do you have any message for BinaryStrings users?
Michael Laidlaw: Thanks for trying BinaryStrings! If you find any bugs, please send an email.