@PeterH and @retrolefty - thanks for your help. Really appreciate it.
With my school's ID, if I change:
byte inByte;
to
char inByte;
I get this sequence:
98-84-106-42-1011822-10-1086-84-74-74222286111150
Are these the byte separations you're referring to @PeterH? I have a feeling that this isn't ASCII now, however, as that didn't really help. Do you think you could tell me how to find out the number of characters per byte, or pass along any further ideas in decoding this? I would be very much appreciate your help!!
Thanks again.