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General Edit Lite edits data files

allows programmers to open/edit disk files as hex

General Edit Lite is a Java-based tool for Mac OS 10.3 or later that can edit data files. Based on the commercial version, it allows programmers to open/edit disk files as hexadecimal bytes, ASCII characters, UTF-16 (Unicode), or 16- and 32-bit decimal integers. It also allows them to view and edit the Finder information (FInfo record) for disk files. (Classic versions available)

General Edit Lite edits data files
* Price: free
* Size: 963KB
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* File this software under: development, networking, programming, web design

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Posted by Fred Showker on March 18, 2006 1:54 PM |

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