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NOT fixed - Version: 2.20, 8/21/2008 01:58AM PST
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francissawyer
This app still (in version 2.2) idiotically hijacks the opening of disk images away from DiskImageMounter.
You can restore the old association by right-clicking on a dmg file, going down to "open with", picking DiskImageMounter from the list, and pressing "Change all".
If for some reason DiskImageMounter isn't in the list, you can find it under /System/Library/CoreServices
You can restore the old association by right-clicking on a dmg file, going down to "open with", picking DiskImageMounter from the list, and pressing "Change all".
If for some reason DiskImageMounter isn't in the list, you can find it under /System/Library/CoreServices
installing - Version: 2.00, 7/3/2007 04:41PM PST
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whitenerdy1597
i'm running on os 10.4.10
how do I install Hexedit?
how do I install Hexedit?
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- installing
1. I selected a file to view that happened to have a long filename. The editor window's title, and the title under the Window menu were both the munged 31-character version of the filename. Curious, I then tried a file whose name contained Asian kanji and kana characters, and it looks like the filename was displayed with a MacRoman encoding. C'mon people: FSRefs, Unicode, etc...
2. How about giving the user a chance to at least choose the display font size, if not which monospace font to use? That might make it easier to read.
3. "File Comparison Options" has hijacked the standard command-comma used for preferences. Why isn't there just a preferences window that lets you set comparison options, color scheme, etc.?