If you have Norton Utilites, the Disk Editor will do what you want. You
can toggle between hex and ascii views. Not the easiest tool to use, but
it is absolute and you may already be "soaking in it".
-TC
>
> Hello Micronetters-
>
> I'd like to examine a text file to see if there are any non-printing
> characters in it which could be causing problems.
>
> I've used a product before which had character window next to an (ascii?,
> ansi?) hex and/or dec window but I can't remember what it was.
>
> Can anyone recommend a product like this for use on NT? It can be an
> editor or just a viewer. Preferably shareware but I'm willing to pay.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Terre
>
> PS Just to add to the ongoing novela...this file contains email addresses
> which are not being sent to by uclink (the email addresses are collected
> from students on the web and are stored in a sql database). Since the
> sending mailbox is a uclink mailbox and the smtp server is set as uclink, I
> don't think my problem pertains EXACTLY to the novela but you never know.
>
> __________________________________________________________
> Terre Beynart
> Information Systems Manager
> Career Center
> University of California, Berkeley
> terre@uclink.berkeley.edu
> http://career.berkeley.edu
> phone: 510.643.3872
> fax: 510.642.6987
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