Windows Vista

It work well but i found that , when there should be "," was replaced by "!".Anyway good product

I'm sorry, but I have verry little knowledge of programming, so i'm not realy able to say anything about your editor for now.

I've tried some things but dont realy know what i'm doing. It is all expirimental.
At this point, I first have to try and understand what all the codes and commands are doing.

All i can say is: It looks good.

It's a nice editor but the problem is me myself cause for me, binary is complicated. For me to use the hex editor, I must learn more about binary codes so I can use it well.

Wow! This is alla that I can say, this software rocks. It's very simple to use and have many interesting features. Let's download it!

thank's
your software it's very good

All I can say is that the software installed without any problems. My use so far has been very limited, but it does seem easy to use, and looks like it does all that I will want of it (mainly checking file io). Thanks

I am sure i have not used all the features yet but for simple hex viewing and editing this editor worked intuitively and very efficient.
Good software!

I have just started making use of this application and I have to be honest and say that I am very impressed with what I have seen!

I am having trouble accessing a byte reversal mode. There is Little Endian and BigEndian, which don't seem to do anything to the data that was read in, but I wouls also like to be able to vie the bytes in the reverse order.

is the best program but i need something to by more easy to use i need this program for map eeprom for auto renault and this program is very good but i don't see where is the rpm temp, and others parameters i need for grafic interface please help my

Only used for basic file view activity, but file contents presented clearly. Multitude of features available look great for users wanting to edit data directly. Would appreciate an option to display in octal and decimal too.

I was just looking for a free hex files reader but I found a complete
file management tool.
I'm quite satisfied with the free version and I actually don't need
standard or pro version.
Prices are OK so In case of future need I will not hesitate to buy it.

My current needs are very small. All I wanted was to exam the hex contents of a file and see if there are any special characters hidden that messed up the file load in SSIS. Your tool did provide that. many thanks!

Your program is quite large and I don't have time to analyze most of it. My need was to decipher a record that had mixed ascii and packed fields and try to determine how to unpack the packed fields. There is no documentation on the type of packing that was originally used and I hoped that with a hex dump I could figure it out. It would be a nice enhancement to you program if i could mark an area (field)and then have the ability to select different pack routines and the program show me the data results as I know what many of the values should be.

Easy to use, would be perfect if it was possible edit files and search for hexadecimal sequence in the files...

The Free Hex Editor is a very useful and easy to use tool.
Thanks!

I only use it sporatically but it has worked flawlessly to this point. Very useful program. Intuitive controls. I like it very much.

When I went to download version 3.12, I got version 4.64 and was pleasantly surprised by how versatile the free version is! I have used other hex editing tools and this is as good as some that I have purchased before.

Was able to take a text file and display the contents in Hex. I had an issue in that I could not copy the hex code and paste it into word like I wanted to, but I ended up creating a text printer and using the print function to print out the hex then took the hex text print out and imported it into word.

It's a good one.

The only thing has bothered me A LITTLE so far is that, it always pops a mode window when I do "multiple selection" - I mean:
1) I'm not really doing multiple selection(if I want, I'll try to press CTRL);
2) The mode window cannot ESC(I wonder it intends for tip or bothering?).

Fortunately, it provides "CTRL + D" to conveniently clear selection.

Not a good explanation of what is to be downloaded.
The download was over complicated - you really do not need to be transferred to a nother page to click on a download link after it has already been done.
The program was dissapointing, as I could not do anything really unless I purchased a full program.

Good tool. Still learning to use it. Over all thanks.

Good tool, but for some reason whenever I click on a desktop icon, this hex editor opens up instead of the application I want.

Tried installing twice, but same problem the second time.

Excellent tool for ground level workers

To learn how use this program took few minutes. Its an easy program for other than the proffesionals, but still a very profesional program. I have tried some other program, but I choose this one.

An interesting program - a novell interface.

I'm looking for something that can edit very large files, ie: >3Gb, and this certainly seems to fit the bill, quick loading & navigation so I'll add it to my shortlist.

Free Hex Editor was downloaded to enable me to view disk sectors, especially the boot records. Unfortunately, it doesn't have this ability, thus it has been uninstalled. Also, some of the facilities are disabled unless the full product is purchased - another turn-off.

It was the only editor (or even display) that I could use to discover the end of record characters for a strange file I was sent (from SAP, and intended for our IBM i5 - AS/400 DB2). In ASCII, I found your editor showed the correct file with CR-LF (0d 0a), but the weird file had an EOR of 3 bytes LF-CR-LF (0a 0d 0a). I had to show these in ASCII, since when I transferred the file to the i5, it converts it to EBCDIC (correctly, byte by byte). However, the utilites on the (expensive) IBM i5 cannot handle 3 bytes for an end of record, and I had to explain it in ASCII to the people who created it.
All the other editors either showed nothing, or the little square that means it can't handle it. Thanks for your cool editor. As a former mainframe guy, I could read the layout perfectly, just like the old system dumps.

I needed a hex dump program to inspect and modify MIDI drum patterns to determine why the application program, Finale 2007, fails to import them properly.

Need to be able to support EBCDIC as well as ASCII character set. Without EBCDIC support I find the product useless

Potentially satifies a need to review files on a workstation prior to
ftp to a mainframe to verify file integrity or to troubleshoot translation
issues.

The Free Hex Editor met my needs. I just needed a Windows based Hex Editor to view and easily modify binary files for test cases.

would like to be able to print what is displayed

I'm not able to open some files in Hex Editor in Vista. These might be because they're system files, but
even when I make duplicates in other folders, the files don't seem to open.

It would be nice to have an ASCII text search feature.

it would be nice to have a Hex/Dec lookup table or maybe just an ASCII table.

Again, I can't tell if my woes are because of Vista or Hex Editor. If you do update to work specifically for
Vista, be sure to include error messages for when things don't work. As it is now, no message appears
when I try to open a file and it will not open.

From time to time, the interface hangs, requiring a restart of the application.
Otherwise it works very well.

I could use options to translate the hex to other than ASCII, eg. EBCDIC.

Excellent product - would be helpful to have some 'help' text.

Found that it some functions did not give feedback on why they would not work, eg change the value o a field didn't work because the file was locked by another program.

Would be helpful to have a hex to decimal convertor, so that values could be put in in more easily.

But great product.

Clyde