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Hexplorer 2.6

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"File editor that offers many features."

Published by ICY on 13 Apr 2009

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Size:
478.00 KB
License:
Freeware
OS:
Windows
Publisher:
ICY
Updated:
13 Apr 2009
Downloads:
393 (0 last week)

Hexplorer is a hexadecimal file editor that will offer many features, including 5 color schemes to interpret bytes visually, unlimited Undo operation, find and replace function, pixel viewer, structure viewer and more.

It also allows you to export data to C or Assembler, calculates checksums, CRC values, finds patterns and more.

Key features

· 6 color schemes to interpret bytes visually. Every of them tryies to fit some functionality (for example text analyzing) and user preferences
· Unlimited undo
· Access to logical disks under Windows NT/2000/XP
· Disassembler
· Import and export to 20 different formats of binary files, including Intel Hex, Motorola S-Record, Atmel standard etc.
· Ability to find repeating patterns in data, includes Fourier transform algorithm
· Pixel viewer to show binaries as bitmaps
· Filter text from binary data
· Export data to C, C++ and assembler
· Import numbers from a text and converts them to binary
· Converts big endian to low endian and vice versa
· Very fast Boyer-Moore find algorithm
· Highlights selected byte strings in data to ease navigation thru it
· Create structures of simple data types like integers or floating point numbers to better interpret and faster edit data
· Very fast pseudo random number generator
· Counts checksums like CRC, SHA, MD5, RIPEMD etc.
· Allows recording macro scripts to automate tasks
· Encrypts data
· Recognizes file types
· Shows statistical information about byte occurence in data
· Change file creation or access dates
· Flexibility of common text editor

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