Hex Editor Neo 4.81.01.3080

Hex Editor Neo 4.81.01.3080 is designed as a professional program that can allow you to
work with ASCII, hex, decimal, float, double and binary data. Make patches with just two mouse clicks, manipulate your EXE, DLL, DAT, AVI, MP3, JPG files with unlimited undo/redo. Taste the visual operation history with branching. Changes history can be saved, loaded and modified later. Large files optimized, best performance tool.

Features: Unlimited Undo/Redo; Multiple Selection; Selection Save and Load; Find; Replace; Find and Replace in Files; History Save and Load; Patch Creation; Clipboard Operations; Bytes, Words, Double Words, Quad Words, Floats and Doubles Edit Mode; Pattern Coloring; Data Inspector; Bookmarks; Structure Viewer; Statistic; Base Converter; Scripting

Major Features:

1. In-Depth Feature Tour
   Hex Editor Neo does not force any limit on file's size. Any file supported by the underlying file system (FAT, FAT32 or NTFS) is supported.
   
2. Basic File Editing
   Basic file editing include writing to file (direct file modification), inserting data to a file, deleting data from a file, inserting another file, working with clipboard, positioning within a file, changing file's size, filling file's data.
   
3. Find
   The Find command is used to locate specific pattern in a file. The Find Dialog is used to specify the pattern to search for, as well as a number of additional options.
   When the pattern is found, the cursor is moved to the beginning of located pattern. To continue searching, execute the Edit » Find Next or Edit » Find Previous commands.
   
4. Replace
   The Replace command is used to locate a specific pattern in a file and replace it with another pattern. The Find & Replace Dialog is used to specify both patterns, as well as a number of additional options. It is not required that the size of the search and replace patterns equals, in addition, the replace pattern may be empty. In the latter case, found pattern occurrences are removed from the document.
   When you press the Replace button for the first time, Hex Editor Neo starts searching for a pattern. When pattern is located, the cursor is moved to the beginning of the pattern and a Find & Replace Dialog is displayed again. Now you have a choice of pressing Find Next button to skip this match and search for another, or Replace button to replace this match and continue searching.
   The direction of the next search is governed by the "Search up" or "Search down" option.
   When there are no more matches, the message box is displayed.
   
5. Unlimited Undo and Red
   Hex Editor Neo provides support for an unlimited number of operations in document's operation history. To browse through the operations in the history, use the Undo or Redo commands, as well as a special History Tool Window (see below).
   See the Operation History Overview section for more information.
   
6. Operation History Saving & Loading
   The entire operation history may be compressed and saved to a disk file. It then may be loaded and applied to the same document, effectively restoring all states and branches.
   
7. Customizable Editor Color Schemes
   You can customize the every visible aspect of the editor window, that is, the font and colors of each window element may be customized. For convenience, these customizations may be saved as a scheme. Hex Editor Neo also provides a number of professionally designed color schemes that you may use to improve your productivity.
   
8. Patch Creation
   A patch is a difference between two states of a document. In most cases the size of this difference is much smaller than the size of the file itself. Hex Editor Neo supports creating a special patch file, which contains all modifications made to an opened document. The patch can subsequently be distributed and applied to the same file resulting in the same modifications being made to a file.
   Hex Editor Neo does not support applying patches in its framework. Instead, the separate application, PatchApply.exe is provided for this purpose. Alternatively, Patch API provides several other methods of applying patches.
   
9. Different View Types
   Hex Editor Neo supports a number of different view types. A view type is a property of individual editor window, therefore, you can have several editor windows (for the same or different documents) with different view types. Hex Editor Neo supports hexadecimal, decimal, octal and binary data representation. In addition, two floating-point formats are also supported. For some of these representations, it allows you to select data grouping, according to the following table:
   Hexadecimal,Decimal, Octal,Binary, Float, Double
   
10. Customizable User Interface
    Hex Editor Neo is a highly customizable application. You can customize almost every feature or module. You can customize toolbars, keyboard shortcuts, the placement, layout and color schemes of editor windows, a list of directories that are used to search for included files and an associations between a structure scheme and file extension.
    In addition, most interface dialogs, especially those that encapsulate a Pattern Dialog, allow you to change their size. The size is then saved and restored next time you use this dialog. Most dialog's fields also store the values you entered into them and provide you with a list of last recently used values.
    
11. Document Printing
    Hex Editor Neo contains a powerful printing tool, which supports printing with headers, footers, and has configurable margins.
    Automatic Updates
    Hex Editor Neo can be configured to automatically check for released updates, display a list of changes, download and install updates (by your request).
    
12. File Attributes Tool Window
    The Attributes Tool Window displays the current file's attributes. It also allows you to modify the state of some attributes.
    See the Attributes Tool Window section for more information.
    
13. History Browsing
    History Tool Window displays the operation history of the current document.
    Operations are displayed in a list in ascending order: older operations are at the top and newer operations are at the bottom. Similar operations (operations of the same type) can be grouped, which is a default behavior. The History » Group Same Operations switch is used to turn grouping on or off.
    Branches are marked with a special overlay icon, as well as groups. To switch to a given operation, click on it in a list. All document windows are immediately updated to reflect changes. The selected operation becomes a current operation.
    See the History Tool Window section for more information.
    
14. History Purge
    History Purge provides you with four ways of purging an operation history:
    Clear history - all operations in a history are deleted. The document state is NOT changed, all modifications are "merged" into the single operation, which becomes an operation list root.
    Purge redo tail - all phantom operations (or operation tail) are dropped and removed.
    Purge branches - all branches except the current one are dropped and removed.
    Purge all - remove all operations except the very first one. In most cases (if Clear History command was not used), this root operation is "Open" or "New".
15. Pattern Coloring (max. 3 rules)
    Hex Editor Neo provides a feature called Pattern Coloring that can be used to automatically highlight specific patterns in an edited document. You define a pattern and specify the coloring applied to it in an editor window.
    A Pattern Coloring Tool Window is used to define one or more patterns and coloring rules. For each defined pattern, background color, foreground (text) color, outline color and rounded edges flag are defined. It is recommended to specify semi-transparent background colors. In this case, if several modules apply coloring to the same editor's cell, it is still possible to differentiate them.
    Standard Edition allows you to define at most 3 coloring rules.
    
16. Multiple Selection
    The unique multiple selection concept is used throughout the Hex Editor Neo. A multiple selection is a collection of contiguous ranges. Such selection may arise as a result of user's action or as a result of executing a command. All Hex Editor Neo's commands and modules fully support multiple selections and work with them in a very efficient way.
    
17. Selection Saving & Loading
    A multiple selection of any complexity may be compressed and saved to a file. It then may be loaded to any document, possibly merging with an existing selection.
    
18. Find All
    This extremely powerful command locates all occurrences of specified pattern. The Find Dialog is used to specify the pattern to search for, as well as a number of additional options.
    The result of the Find All operation is a multiple selection, which describes all pattern occurrences. Selection Details window may be used to browse results. In addition, message box with a total number of occurrences found is displayed when searching finishes.
    If the pattern has not been found in a file, the message box is displayed.
    
19. Replace All
    This extremely powerful command can be used to locate all occurrences of one pattern and replace them to another pattern. The Find & Replace Dialog is used to specify both patterns, as well as a number of additional options. It is not required that the size of the search and replace patterns equals, in addition, the replace pattern may be empty. In the latter case, found pattern occurrences are removed from the document.
    After all occurrences of the search pattern are found and replaced, the message box with a total number of occurrences is displayed. If there were no matches, the message box with "No matches" text is displayed.
    Replace All command is always faster than a series of commands, such as Find All and Fill, or Find All and Delete. The latter command sequence is easily replaced with a Replace All command with empty replace pattern.
    Replace All command, as most other commands, creates an operation in the operation history.
    
20. Base Converter
    The Base Converter Tool Window provides you with a mechanism to convert numbers from one format into another.
    The following formats and encodings are supported by the Base Converter:
    Decimal
    Hexadecimal
    Octal
    Binary
    Float (single-precision floating-point number)
    Double (double-precision floating-point number)
    ASCII character
    UNICODE character
    EBCDIC character
    Once you enter the value in one of the supported formats, it gets immediately converted into other compatible formats.
    
21. Data Inspector
    Data Inspector Tool Window allows you to interpret the data under the cursor in several formats. As the cursor is moved, the window updates all its fields. In addition, it can be instructed to highlight the currently selected field in an editor window, thus showing you all the cells the highlighted value occupies in the document.
    See the Data Inspector Tool Window section for more information.
    
22. Bookmarks
    A bookmark is a stored location within a document. Bookmarks may be used to quickly navigate through the document.
    Hex Editor Neo supports creation of several bookmark groups. Each group holds an unlimited number of bookmarks. You can specify different coloring schemes for different bookmarks. The Bookmarks Tool Window is used to display and manage all bookmark groups and their properties.
    
23. Technical Support
    E-Mail and phone technical support is provided to registered users of Standard, Professional or Ultimate editions.
    
24. Built-In Explorer
    Hex Editor Neo provides two Windows Explorer-like windows as part of its user interface. They can be used to perform usual file and folder operations and also tightly coupled with Hex Editor Neo. For example, you can open files in the editor by double-clicking them in the Explorer window simply dragging them to the editor's window.
    Standard Edition unlocks the Built-In Explorer window. Professional Edition adds the second Explorer window to the user interface.
    See the Built-In Explorer section for more information.
    
25. Encodings
    Hex Editor Neo is capable of displaying text in the text pane according to a selected encoding. More than 130 different encodings are supported (subject to installed code page files and fonts). When the cursor is in the text pane, typed characters are also converted using the selected encoding. Encoding can be set separately for each editor window. Different ANSI, UNICODE, ISO, OEM, MAC, EBCDIC and country-specific encodings are supported.
    See the Encodings section for more information.
    
26. Advanced Copy & Export (Raw Text Format)
    Selected document data may be converted into a number of supported text formats and placed into the Clipboard or exported to a file. Space-separated or comma-separated numbers, raw text with selected encoding, programming language array declaration, Base64, UUencode and
27. Quoted-Printable are among supported formats.
    Raw Text Format allows you to copy the selected data from the text pane "as it is". You also have an option to specify the text encoding (from the list of more than 150 encodings, including multi-byte).
    
28. Advanced Copy & Export (Formatted Data Format)
    Selected document data may be converted into a number of supported text formats and placed into the Clipboard or exported to a file. Space-separated or comma-separated numbers, raw text with selected encoding, programming language array declaration, Base64, UUencode and
29. Quoted-Printable are among supported formats.
    This powerful format allows you to convert a binary data to a sequence of numbers, encoded according to the selected type. You select a type of number, whether base 16 or base 10 is used to represent them, the number of numbers in a row and output type.
    See the Advanced Copy & Export section for more information.
    
30. Pasting Text
    Text may now be pasted into the editor. Depending on the active pane, the text is either pasted "as is" (if the text pane is active), or parsed as a sequence of hexadecimal or decimal integers (if the code pane is active).
    
31. Opening Volumes (Logical Disks)
    Hex Editor Neo supports opening volumes (logical disks) for viewing and editing.
    See the Opening Volumes section for more information.
    
32. Opening Physical Disks
    Hex Editor Neo supports opening physical disks for viewing and editing.
    
33. Opening Process Memory
    Hex Editor Neo allows you to open virtual memory of any running process for read-only or read-write access.
    
34. Opening Computer Physical Memory (RAM)
    Hex Editor Neo provides a read-only view into the computer physical memory (RAM) - only on supported operating systems.
    
35. Data Encryption and Decryption
    A whole document or a part of it may be encrypted and decrypted, using any installed block or stream cipher.
    
36. Data Operations
    A large set of data operation (bitwise: NOT, OR, AND, XOR; arithmetic: Negation, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Remainder; different shifts; case change: lower, upper, invert) are provided.
    See the Data Operations section for more information.
    
37. Regular Expressions
    Hex Editor Neo allows usage of ECMAScript-compatible regular expressions in the following components and modules:
    Find and Find All
    Replace and Replace All (only find pattern)
    Find in Files and Replace in Files
    Pattern Statistics
    Pattern Coloring

Enhancements:

• Performance improvements,
• UI customization improvements,
• New history tree visualization window

Requirements:

• Minimum: 256MB RAM,
• 16MB HDD free space

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