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HexEditor is is a small, fast and simple hex editor.. It uses reusable contol HexBox2 hex editing features. Based on HexBox-1.6.0 . This C# control is reusable for every .NET Framework application. Translator and programmer support welcome New Version ( 2.0.1) New Features: HexBox2 Added fill and insert bytes method. It is possible insert byte patterns or text patterns. Hexeditor2 uses this feature with fill and insert menus HexBox2 added Save as method. So can save changes...

A stream editor that can be invoked by another java program or also the command line. It can handle binary data too. Unlike newline based programs like sed, it allows different ways of reading the stream through the traverser, buffer and commands interfaces. A traverser decides how the data is read. This data is stored in the buffer. The commands decide what to do with this data. All data is handled as characters, by specifying an encoding. For binary data, the encoding ISO-8859-1 is used...

Hexed is a cross platform, console hexadecimal file editor. It's designed to be used in scripts and makefiles with options set via arguments. Hexed has a few simple commands with the ability to perform multiple actions from a single command statement. You can enter a range of data, delete a block and move another block all from one command line. It has support for word sizes of 8, 16, 32 and 64 bit both for displaying and editing data.

Need to create binary files with data for Your program, game etc.? Tired of using hex-editor and editing the file manually with the risk of structure-mismatches? Too lazy to reedit complete file after changing structure members order or size? "data2bin" is a utility that takes: 1. Your structures description (you can use integers of different sizes and endiannesses, null-terminated text strings, fixed-size binary strings, structures, arrays...) 2. Your data in a XML file written down...

Free tool designed to make client side hacking easy. ALL actions this software takes are user initiated so we take no responsibility for any damaged dealt to software, data or hardware. Codelists found on the web are the responsibility of both the user and the original hacker.

Klang is a project that allows viewing and editing of binary files in a structured way. Unlike traditional hex editors, Klang provides a hierarchical view of many binary file types that can be 'chunked', such as WAV and AIFF.