Re: How to display a file in hex, byte by byte?

[Stephen Simpson]

You could try any of the shareware text editors.  I like Ultraedit, you can 
view (Hex ASCII) and edit binary files  but I've listed a few for you to 
follow up.

General Purpose Text Editors

Ultraedit   http://www.ultraedit.com/
TextPad   http://www.textpad.com/

Specialist Hex Editor

WinHex   http://www.winhex.com/

NB WinHex is probably the best for editing as it is easier to delete / 
insert bytes.

Stephen

At 02:46 AM 23/10/2003, robert Macy wrote:
> I can't find any free program that shows me a file in hex
> format byte by byte.
>
> I know you've seen this in the old XTPRO where a file will
> display hex on one side and characters down the right side
>
> Also, Norton Utilities used to do this.
>
> Now on Windows 98 I'd like to display a file to check
> exactly how it's being written, but I don't have any such
> utility.
>
> What to use?  Is there a .m file floating around that does
> that?
>
>                  - Robert -
>
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