FlexHEX 2.3

A hex editor is a tool almost any software developer or software specialist uses now and then. Analyzing binary files, creating input files for test runs, patching binary data – these and hundreds of similar tasks make a hex editor an indispensable tool in the professional's toolbox. FlexHEX has been specifically designed with the software developer in mind, with its intuitive interface and a feature set, perfectly meeting demands of software professionals.

FlexHEX edits raw binary files, OLE compound files, logical disks, physical drives, and can inspect, modify, insert, search, or replace binary, ASCII, or UNICODE data. While providing a full set of features for editing raw hex bytes, FlexHEX also supports editing binary data as typed values in a number of formats. The data conversion functions let a user easily import or export binary data, or just drag-and-drop them to/from another application.

In addition to the powerful editing functions, FlexHEX includes an unlimited Undo/Redo list, so there is no risk of losing data because of a typing error. A rich set of navigation and tracking functions make browsing binary data quick and easy. Bookmarks, the modified area list, the jump history, and other convenient tools make inspecting binary data easy and straightforward.

Software professionals will like handy tools for string and GUID search, checksum computation, random number generation, and browsing COM classes. FlexHEX recognizes the structure and can directly modify OLE compound files, such as MS Word or Excel files. Editing raw binary files, FlexHEX provides full support for advanced NTFS features, such as alternate streams or sparse files.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	September 14, 2006
Install Support:	Install and Uninstall
Platforms:	Windows NT 4.x, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003
Keyword:	Binary,  Checksum,  Crc32,  Disk,  Disk Editor,  Editor,  Fat,  Fat16,  Fat32,  File,  File Editor,  File System,  Hex,  Hex Editor,  Hexadecimal,  Huge Files,  Md5,  Ntfs
Version 2.3 Changes:	- Complex data types (structures) introduced, - Data fields can be anchored to data (sticky fields), - New commands: Go to Cluster (logical disks) and Go to Sector (physical and logical disks). - Several bug fixed.
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