HDOB Converter

A computer doesn’t read text, or data in general like we do. It relies on complex combinations of characters and codes to read your input, or a file’s attributes. However, advanced editing operations can have you editing such values, and with the help of HDBO Converter, you can easily transform values between several types.

With only a little time spent in the installation process, you get to check out the set of features before you realize. What’s more, the clean design of the configuration window allows individuals of all levels of experience to quickly get the hang of things, even though there’s no associated documentation file to explain values a little better.

A compact window shows up on launch, with a couple of drop-down menus to make selection of values easy for both input, and output fields. As the name might suggest, the conversion operations allows you to convert character strings under formats like hexadecimal, decimal, octal, and binary. All of these formats are up for selection in both drop-down menus.

Associated to selection menus are two value fields. One of them is grayed out, leaving you to insert in the first. Whenever an unsupported character is inserted, you’re prompted to check the input type again, so no result ends up in error.

There’s an additional option to subtract one value point from input. Results are always generated in real time, even if changing either types of character sets. However, exporting needs to be done by manually copying values from the output field, because values are not automatically sent to clipboard, and there’s no button to quickly send to it.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that HDOB Converter comes in handy for performing advanced file edit operations, especially if this implies working with different types of code. It’s lightweight, easy to use, with results delivered in real time, making it worth your while overall.