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[Poll] Hex Editors - 2008 Member Choice

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Thanks for the poll, Jazz

I voted UltraEdit (powerful when needed) & Notepad here..

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PE Explorer/FlexHex

»www.heaventools.com/flexhex-hex-editor.htm

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I don't know if you can really call it an editor in the narrow definition, but I use FileAlyzer -freeware to look at things and maybe to do something.
I'm not real skilled at it, so have no need for a big gun.
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Thanks for the poll jazzman916 !

I chose "none" (other than notepad), although I do have SciTE (the Scintilla Text Editor) which came with my Ruby install. I only use it when I play around with that occasionally for funsies.

»www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html
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Thanks for the opportunity to vote.

I voted "none" since I do not use hex editors except just to poke around in the computer (dangerous but fun). For said poking I tried WinHex but it was only on the computer for about 15 minutes.
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Nice poll jazzman916 , i use notepad++.

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Great Poll jazzman916!

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notepad2

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Great Poll

I voted "none"

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Add another vote for Ultraedit.

I've been using it for years, and I love it. Not only can you use it as a hex editor, I love the feature where you can do "column edits" on a raw text file. It allows you to to cut-and-paste things in a column. Example: If you want to remove the first 30 characters of every line, you can do it with this utility.

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HxD, 'cause it's freeware

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Another vote for UltraEdit. It's fast, easy, has a ton of useful features. Been using it for years and wouldn't be without it in my toolbox. It just gets better with every release.

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Voted "other." I use an older version of Hex Workshop. I like its ability to edit absolute sectors.

I also use Notepad++ (with the hex editor plugin).

Thanks for the poll.

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Other: I use the SPF Editor. SPF is pre-PC software which originally was run on IBM mainframes. It has the only editor I know of where you can manipulate lines of text (move, copy, delete, etc.) by typing commands in a prefix area on each line. It also has very powerful find/replace commands.

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Visual SlickEdit v8. I especially like the fact that the same UI is used on both *nix and Windows. I have a couple of web pages I support and the are on a Solaris box. Also, since it came from the IBM e line of in-house editors, it has similar block and line manipulation functions as the SPF series mentioned above.

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I use Crimson Editor for text/source, but Frhed for actual hex editing. I particularly like the adjustable width of the hex display and the price (free).
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