Hex Wrench is shareware. If you decide to keep it, you are required to pay the shareware fee of $10. Site licenses are $100. It's easy to register online by simply going to the web site <http://order.kagi.com/?TI> or you can use the supplied Register program to create an order form that you can email or snail-mail.
For questions and feedback, send email to trygve@bombaydigital.com, and please visit the web site <http://www.bombaydigital.com> for more information and to make sure you have the latest version!
What Hex Wrench Does
Hex Wrench is a small application that performs several related tasks:
- Converts between Hexadecimal, Binary, Signed Decimal, Unsigned Decimal, ASCII, and EBCDIC.
- Performs simple arithmetic and logical operations on the above data types.
- Displays ASCII and EBCDIC character code pages.
The Clipboard is supported so you can cut and paste to/from other applications.
There is a help window that describes more stuff in detail.
New in This Release
- version 1.0, June 2 1997
First release—everything is new!
Known Problems & Issues
- Hex Wrench is preset for a preferred 640K memory allocation. On a 68K Macintosh, it needs it. On a PowerPC, you can crank it down to the minimum allocation of 384K. I have never understood why the MacOS doesn't use a separate SIZE resource for PowerPC, but that's how it is.
