Xvi32

The key point everyone is overlooking is the files contain no carriage returns. That is, it sounds like the text files are just one long line that cycles through three fields of length 15, 12, and 30.You can probably use any text editor with a fixed width font, if you turn on word wrap and resize the window to be exactly 57 characters wide. You probably also want a text editor with overtype mode, so the fields will stay lined up as you edit.(Edit: As I commented on Mush's answer, WordPad might work with the following setup. Go to View, Options, Text. Select "Wrap to ruler" and check Ruler so the ruler is visible. Then drag the right margin triangle in the ruler until you get the text to wrap at exactly the 57 characters you need. Also, press the Insert key on the keyboard to turn on overtype mode.)A hex editor might work, if you can set it to exactly 57 characters per line. I have XVI32 on my computer, but even at the smallest font size and with the address column turned off, I could only fit about 45 characters per line on my 1024 × 768 screen. If your screen resolution is larger you may be able to squeeze in the 57 characters you need. The problem is XVI32 always shows both the hex data and text data, but it sounds like you're looking for a similar editor, but just need the text view.

Hex Editor You can use a hexadecimal (hex) editor to view the hex representation of a file or a graphic image. One such hex editor is XVI32, developed by Christian Maas and available at no cost at the following URL: For example, if there is a certain graphic contained within all confidential company documents, you could use the hex editor to obtain a unique identifier for the graphic, and then use the identifying hex string to create a match object. You could reference the match object in a policy that blocks the transfer of files with content matching that graphic. Using the SonicWall graphic as an example, you would take the following steps: 1 Start XVI32 and click File > Open to open the graphic image GIF file. Alternatively you can mark the block by using the following sequence: • Click on the first character (#0). To locate the character in position #49, click on a character in the right pane (the text pane) and then look at the bottom left corner for the decimal address. Try different characters until it shows Adr. dec: 49. When the block is marked, it changes to red font. To unmark a block of characters, press Ctrl+U. This intermediary step is necessary to allow you to remove spaces from the hex string. The hex string now has 50 hex characters with no spaces between them. 10 Click Add New Match Object. The Add/Edit Match Object Settings dialog displays. 12 In the Match Object Type drop-down menu, select Custom Object. 13 For Input Representation, select Hexadecimal. 14 In the Content field, press Ctrl+V to paste the contents of the clipboard. You now have a Match Object containing a unique identifier for the image. You can create an App Rules policy to block or log traffic that contains the image matched by this Match Object. For information about creating a policy, see Prerequisites to Configuring App Rules Policies.

[It] Editor esadecimale semplice e compatto che presenta queste features:- strumenti di codifica/decodifica dei numeri in differenti formati (binario, esadecimale, decimale, short, long, byte, ....;- calcolo del valore CRC16 (standard) e CRC32 (PKZIP compatibile) di un file o di un blocco selezionato di dati;- visualizzazione contemporanea della rappresentazione esadecimale e ASCII/ANSI di un byte;- tipo e dimensioni del font di caratteri utilizzato è modificabile dall'utente;- strumenti per l'inserimento di blocchi di testo- velocissimo algoritmo di ricerca (Quicksearch) omnidirezionale;- ricerca e sostituzione di stringhe o valori esadecimali;- strumenti per la copia o lo spostamento di blocchi di dati;- conversione di caratteri utilizzando una tabella di caratteri personalizzabile;- strumenti per la manipolazione dei bit (di un Byte);- apertura di un file in modalità 'sola lettura';- inserimento di un file all'interno di un altro file;- scrittura di blocchi di dati in un file;- gestione della Clipboard;- possibilità di definire dei segnalibri o degli offset per spostarsi agevolmente all'interno di un blocco di dati;;- stampa con anteprima;[En] Hexadecimal editor natively portable, comèact and easy to use. Main featrures are:- Decoding and encoding of 1, 2, 4, and 8 byte integers or 4/8 byte floats in 2 possible byte orders;- CRC16 and CRC32 (PKZIP compatible) calculation into a file aor in a part of it;- Display of both text (ASCII/ANSI) and hexadecimal representation;- Font and font size adjustable;- Write block to file, Copy, move or delete block;- Omni directional quick search:- Two synchronous cursors in text and hex area;- Easy converting of text to hex string in dialogs (e.g. "abc" -> "61 62 63");- Decoding and encoding of 1, 2, 4, and 8 byte integers or 4/8 byte floats in 2 possible byte orders;- Bit manipulation (view or set bits);- Write block to file;- Copy, move or delete block;- Clipboard support;- Goto address (absolute or relative up/down);- Up to 9 named bookmarks;- Patch BORLAND PASCAL 7.0 EXE files for execution on processors > 200 MHz;- Printing with preview or print to file;Estrazione e uso/How to extract and use:[It] Decomprimere l'archivio.zip ed avviare l'applicazione eseguendo xvi32.exe.[En] Extract the ZIP package to any folder of your choice, launch the program by double-clicking xvi32.exe.Versione/Version: 2.54Piattaforma/Platform: Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7Lingua/Language: Licenza/License: Freeware