![]() ![]() ![]() XVI32 can downloaded from the XVI32 homepage. To make up for its block selection deficiency, XVI32 includes bookmarking features and better yet, a scripting engine for automation of editing tasks: Selections in XVI32 are made using the Shift and arrow keys for short selections or using Shift in concert with PgUp/PgDn for larger blocks of data. These settings are found in XVI32's Options menu.Īlthough XVI32 is powerful, block selection cannot be made using a mouse, a feature supported by HxD and Visual Studio. But since the help file isn't an absolute necessity, XVI32 can still run even if the WinHlp32 viewer isn't installed on a Windows 8 host machine.Īlso, before you start editing with XVI32, I highly recommend limiting the number of rows and columns displayed by the editor to sixteen bytes (or multiple) for readability purposes. However, I did find one tiny portability issue other users of Windows 8 may experience: Before I was able to view XVI32's help file, I needed to install WinHlp32 from Microsoft's Download Center. So if you need a portable hex editor that can be ran from a USB stick or SD card, XVI32 is a perfect choice. But perhaps the biggest strength of XVI32 lies in its portability: XVI32 doesn't use an installer - the application is extracted from a zip file - therefore XVI32 can be ran directly from its extraction folder. XVI32 is a freeware hex editor which sports excellent block editing features such as Delete, Copy, Overwrite and Move.
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