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From: jonabbey@cs.utexas.edu (Jonathan David Abbey)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.wanted,comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Wanted: Macintosh binary DATA fork editor
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Date: 26 Jun 91 23:02:31 GMT
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Organization: Dept of Computer Sciences, UTexas, Austin
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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.




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