Select Hexadecimal and ASCII to restore the default. If you want to see only the hexadecimal representation or only the textual representation, select Hexadecimal Only or ASCII only in the submenu of the Hexadecimal item in the View menu.
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EditPad Pro uses the same encoding to translate the characters into bytes.
You can type characters into the text column. You can select a different 8-bit encoding for the active file using Convert|Text Encoding. Otherwise, it uses the encoding you selected for the ASCII section in the Editor Preferences. It translates bytes into characters using the file type’s default text encoding or the non-Unicode encoding if either of those is a single byte encoding. The right-hand column shows the textual representation of each byte. In Overwrite mode, the bytes you type in will replace the bytes already present in the file. To change some bytes without changing the length of the file, press the Insert key on the keyboard to toggle between Insert and Overwrite mode. You can type in the numbers 0 through 9 and the letters A through F to insert bytes. The middle area shows all the bytes in the file represented as a hexadecimal number. The first file in the byte has offset zero. It indicates the offset relative to the start of the file of the first byte on each row in the hex editor. The left zone is a column with byte offsets. In hexadecimal mode, the editing area is split into three zones. The undo and redo lists are cleared whenever you switch. Click on the Hexadecimal item in the View menu or press Ctrl+H to switch between text and hexadecimal editing.
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