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010 Editor - Hex Editor Homepage
- What is 010 Editor?
- Getting Started with 010 Editor
- Using 010 Editor - Basic Editing
- Using 010 Editor - Advanced Editing
- Using 010 Editor - Tools
- Using 010 Editor - Templates and Scripts
- Menu Reference
- Options Reference
- Buying 010 Editor
- Getting Support
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Scripts are short programs similar to C that can be used to edit binary files (see Introduction to Templates and Scripts). This section lists all available menu options in the Scripts menu:
- Open Script - Displays a file dialog box for loading an 010 Editor Script file (usually with file extension ".1sc").
- Edit Script - Opens the Code Editor and displays the current script for editing.
- Run Script - Executes the currently open script. The results are displayed in the Output text area (see Using the Code Editor for more information). If a script modified a file, the 'Edit > Undo' menu option will undo any changes.
- (Custom Script List) - Displays a list of custom scripts such as 'Randomize', 'IsASCII', 'Multiple Paste', 'Split File', and 'Join File'. Clicking on an item in this menu loads the script into memory and (optionally) runs the Script. See Script Options for more information on adding scripts, changing script options, or using the default custom scripts.
- Edit Script List - Opens the Script Options dialog that can be used to add or customize scripts on the Custom Script List.
- Online Script Repository - Visits the online script archive at 'http://www.sweetscape.com/010editor/scripts/'. This archive holds scripts that other people have submitted to the archive and are available for download. Please feel free to submit any script you have written that other people may find useful.
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This is the manual for 010 Editor, a professional
hex editor and
binary file editor. Use 010 Editor to
edit the individual bytes of any binary file, hard drive, or process on your machine. 010 Editor
contains a whole host of powerful analysis and editing tools, plus Binary Templates technology
that allows any binary format to be understood.
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