Portable Binary Viewer

Portable Binary Viewer is a lightweight, but powerful file viewer that creates detailed histogram charts. The application can simultaneously display text in hexadecimal, binary, decimal, octal and ASCII.

The tool can be highly useful for anyone who wants to go past the normal file associations and view the bare text content of any document. Developers and other professionals that work with code will find the resource very valuable. Students or people generally passionate about programming can put it to good use as a base converter.

Other tasks that the program can handle include: analyzing the internal format of documents, reverse engineering applications, viewing files – with advanced options, and comparing differences between binary items.

Portable Binary Viewer features an interface based on multiple smaller frames. Each such item contains functions related to a particular side of the source file (e.g. image width, file statistics or data inspector). Thus, although the GUI might seem difficult to learn at first, new users will quickly find that data is well-organized and streamlined for efficiency.

One of the great things about this tool is that it allows users to load any type of file, of almost any size (16 TB limit!). Once a document has been selected, the program automatically displays its internal structure, in several user-selected bases.

There are five modes from which to choose from: hexadecimal (1, 2 or 4 bytes), binary, unsigned integer (1, 2 or 4 bytes), octal (1 or 2 bytes) and text (ASCII or Unicode). However, the program's power comes not only from this wide array of supported view modes, but also from its ability to view files in three different bases at the same time!

In conclusion, Portable Binary Viewer is a comprehensive internal file structure viewer that can be quite useful for software developers.