Tom's binary bin 1.1

The Tom's binary bin is a software program developed by Tom Thielicke in 2006 and 2007. It is a simple and user-friendly tool for managing binary files. The program is intended to make it easy to view, edit, and organize binary files.

The functionality of the program revolves around its ability to read and write binary files in a variety of formats. This includes support for common formats such as Intel hex, Motorola S-Record, and binary files. Additionally, the program features a powerful search function that allows users to quickly locate specific values or patterns within their files.

Users can easily navigate their files using the built-in HEX editor, which displays the contents of the file in hexadecimal and ASCII formats. This makes it easy to view the contents of the file in a way that is meaningful to programmers and other technical users.

The program also features support for bookmarks, which allow users to mark important locations within their files for later reference. This can be particularly useful when working with large or complex binary files.

the Tom's binary bin provides a simple and effective solution for managing binary files. Its ease of use makes it an excellent choice for beginners, while its powerful features make it a valuable tool for experienced programmers and technical users.