jonabbey@cs.utexas.edu (Jonathan David Abbey) (06/27/91)
Hello.. I've been trying to find an editor that will allow me to conveniently do the following: edit two files in hex simultaneously, with the program guiding me to any differences between the two files. I have a program that will point out differences, so a good hex editor with search and jump to byte offset would be *extremely* helpful. I've looked on simtel and uky.edu, but have found nothing close. Surely such a thing exists? I do have QUED/M, which is great, but while it does support binary file editing, it is a text editor at heart, and doesn't support jump-to-byte. Thanks much for any advice, please. E-mail response if you please.. I'm not a mac person. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jonathan David Abbey \ "Dudez! Gimme a quarter!" - Aldo Cella the university of texas at austin \ - Dedicated to the Cygnian in all of us. computer science/math?/psychology? \ jonabbey@cs.utexas.edu