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Subject: Re: Hex Editor, anyone?
Date: Thu, 26 May 1994 11:27:56 -0700
From: kkalnasy@bvu-lads.loral.com (Kent Kalnasy)

At  6:44 PM 5/25/94 -0600, Roger Straub wrote:
>I would be very grateful if someone would tell me where to get a hex
>editor so I can change my Imagine screen size.

At  4:58 PM 5/24/94 -0700, Jeff Saffold wrote:
>While I (And I'm sure many others) appreciate this, could you please
>tell us what hex editor you used???  This does noone any good, as I'm
>sure we all use different editors, and it seems that none of them have
>the same readout...

You're right.  I remember having the same frustration when I patched
the 2.0 executable.  I resorted to trying every hex editor I had until
the locations made sense with one of them, which turned out to be the
editor, Hex.  I got Hex from BIX and assumed it was on Aminet, but a
quick search shows that it's not.  I'll try to upload it over the next
few days, but in the mean time, here's a list of some other (untested)
hex editors on Aminet:

        disk/moni/azap_v220.lha
        disk/moni/BEAV.lha
        disk/moni/zap244.lha
        disk/moni/zaphod.lha
        util/misc/filex11.lha

I believe that zap and azap use a different method of indicating
position in a file -- something like a location within a block, so
they may not be helpful.  I haven't tried the others.  You can also
do hex edits in TurboText, CygnusEd Pro and EMACS (with the appropriate
mode), but I'm not sure how the indicate position in a file.

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 Loral Advanced Distributed Simulation, Inc.             Bellevue, Washington
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