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frhed - free hex editor

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A free hex editor with C++ source

Sample Image - frhed.gif

Overview

Frhed - free hex editor is an open-source binary file editor for Windows 95/98/Nt4.

frhed was programmed in C++ (does not use MFC, only the Win32 API). The download archive contains a project workspace for Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0.

Features include cut&paste (for binary and text data), find and replace (binary and/or text), bookmarking, file comparison, customizable colors and font (ANSI or OEM display), partially opening large files, disk access, cryptographic functions and more.

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frhed is distributed under GNU General Public License (GPL)

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Raihan Kibria
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GeneralRe: Strange Dialog Box Pin
Anonymous9-Sep-03 18:49
Anonymous9-Sep-03 18:49 
GeneralRe: Strange Dialog Box Pin
stephenbayer29-Dec-05 4:52
stephenbayer29-Dec-05 4:52 
Questionis it possible to set word, dword instead of only byte? Pin
temp555617-Apr-03 7:05
temp555617-Apr-03 7:05 
GeneralFile comparison Pin
Simon Cadieux8-Jan-03 5:35
Simon Cadieux8-Jan-03 5:35 
GeneralGreat tool Pin
-Dy2-Dec-02 1:22
-Dy2-Dec-02 1:22 
GeneralRe: Great tool Pin
Rick York14-Aug-05 8:24
mveRick York14-Aug-05 8:24 
Generala little bug in = operator definition Pin
25-Nov-01 8:27
suss25-Nov-01 8:27 
GeneralUseless for me Pin
John M. Dlugosz7-Aug-00 13:02
John M. Dlugosz7-Aug-00 13:02 
It reported not enough memory when presented with a large file. Why not just load the part that shows, or take advantage of the huge amount of virtual memory under NT?

I know you have a "load part", but I don't know how small a piece I have to give you yet, and don't know where in the file is the thing I'm searching for.

So I'll keep shopping
GeneralRe: Useless for me Pin
Raihan Kibria7-Aug-00 22:23
Raihan Kibria7-Aug-00 22:23 
GeneralMinor Bug Pin
PhilR******10-Apr-00 18:25
PhilR******10-Apr-00 18:25 
GeneralRe: Minor Bug Pin
Raihan Kibria10-Apr-00 22:10
Raihan Kibria10-Apr-00 22:10 
GeneralEditor as a CHexEditView Pin
donaldsa9-Apr-00 11:31
donaldsa9-Apr-00 11:31 
GeneralRe: Editor as a CHexEditView Pin
Raihan Kibria9-Apr-00 12:17
Raihan Kibria9-Apr-00 12:17 
Questionhow about some kind of a make file Pin
Darren Schroeder7-Apr-00 4:57
Darren Schroeder7-Apr-00 4:57 
AnswerRe: how about some kind of a make file Pin
Raihan Kibria7-Apr-00 7:00
Raihan Kibria7-Apr-00 7:00 
GeneralRe: how about some kind of a make file Pin
Itay Szekely7-Apr-00 23:06
sussItay Szekely7-Apr-00 23:06 
GeneralRe: how about some kind of a make file Pin
Raihan Kibria8-Apr-00 1:28
Raihan Kibria8-Apr-00 1:28 
GeneralRe: how about some kind of a make file Pin
Raihan Kibria8-Apr-00 1:29
Raihan Kibria8-Apr-00 1:29 
GeneralRe: how about some kind of a make file Pin
pabs24-Jul-00 19:14
pabs24-Jul-00 19:14 
GeneralMake that http://zip.to/pabs3/ Pin
pabs15-Nov-02 21:51
pabs15-Nov-02 21:51 
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