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| Textview
6.0 |
Textview is a handy software
program to quickly review large collections of text files, like
i.e. CD-ROMs full of source codes or extensive web-projects with
many html-, java- and other scripts.
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| Binary
Viewer 1.1 |
Binary Viewer is a free windows
utility allowing you to open and view any file located on your
computer regardless of what format the file was saved as. It can
display data in decimal, octal, hexadecimal and text formats.
Program has simple and intuitive user interface, supports large
file sizes (up to 4GB), and has very small memory footprint. |
| MiniDumper
1.01 |
Simple tool to display a hex
dump of the header (first 256 bytes) of a file. It takes just
a mouse click to copy to the clipboard all the results and infos
(plus the necessary UBB code for correct formatting) to allow
a quick paste into the text box of a new reply on a forum. Designed
for the non skilled PC user seeking assistance in a forum about
a certain file. |
| Index.dat
QV 1.0 |
Index.dat QV has one purpose
and one purpose only, to allow you to view and save the contents
of your index.dat files. QV does NOT allow you to delete these
files, only view them. |
| WinSpy
Index.dat Viewer 2.02 |
The WinSpy index.dat viewer lets
you read the contents of your index.dat files (it's free and a
small download). If you are not familiar with these files, don't
be surprised - they are hidden on your computer. Windows uses
index.dat files to organise data on your system. They reside in
the Cookies, History and Internet Explorer's cache folders. This
presents two problems: Index.dat files can grow quite large and
as they increase in size, they tend to be bogged down with unneeded
data - making them less efficient. Secondly, snoops can recover
the index.dat file and read details such as your History, even
though the items may have already been 'deleted' from the History
folder. |