Free hexadecimal to ascii software for windows

Hexadecimal Text (Java) 2 offers a very tractable and powerful Java 1.4 Swing (GUI) applet or application to convert between text characters and decimal or hexadecimal digits representing those characters. You have several options for the converted digits: decimal (base 10) or hexadecimal (base 16), 8-bit "plain text" bytes, 16-bit combined words, 16-bit "big endian" bytes, 16-bit "little endian" bytes, etc. Input characters that are not valid digits are ignored during conversion and are treated as white space or separators.

Leading zeros may be omitted unless the digits run together without separators. There is a serious purpose behind these conversions, but it's also fun just to see what some codes represent. Please read the PDF documentation included in the ZIP file. This program has been released under the GNU General Public License.

JeRM Image To ASCII Art is a tool that generates ASCII art from any input image you supply.
You load an image (.jpg, .bmp, etc...) and tune a few parameters, then click the Image-To-ASCII button to see the ASCII art. ASCII art is the use of text characters such as letters, numbers and punctuation marks to display an image.
There are several parameters you can play with when using this application. You can hand select which ASCII text characters will be used in the final image. You can adjust the text size used and the likeness threshold required when trying to fit characters to replace blocks of your image.
To gain more detail you can magnify your input image, which will effectively boost the number of characters used in the final image - often giving your ASCII art a better likeness to the original image.

Every programmer or systems person has needed an ASCII table at some stage or other ? yet, ASCII tables, which should be part of all operating systems, are so difficult to get hold of.
AriTech ASCII Table is an application that fills this gap and enables you to view ASCII codes on-screen or print a comprehensive ASCII table.

Hex File Editor (Java) 2 has very high efficiency and speed to edit a file as a stream of hexadecimal digits, where each 8-bit byte is represented by two 4-bit "nibbles" (the hex digits). No meaning is attached to the digits, and hence to the contents of the file, so this editing is very raw. You can insert, delete, or replace digits or bytes, and you may view an approximate character equivalent of the digits in plain text (7-bit ASCII).

The primary purpose of a hex editor is to patch or correct specific locations within a file without affecting the rest of the file, something that most word processors can't do. A secondary purpose is to view the exact content of files. Please read the PDF documentation included in the ZIP file. This program has been released under the GNU General Public License.

HexView is a multiple document Hexadecimal viewer HexView is a multiple document Hexadecimal viewer with drag n drop functionality that can display, print, and print preview any file as a hex dump. HexView was made as a supplement to our application Search and Replace. However, it is a standalone application and it does not require Search and Replace. A Japanese version is also available.