Peep 2.2.2 (Mac Os X)

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[B][SIZE=3][COLOR="#006400"]Peep 2.2.2 [k'ed][/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

 

[B]Description[/B]

- View any file in detail, view / save in any text encoding

- Displays each byte as data (decimal or hex notation) or as text

- Can take text directly from the clipboard

- Try different text encodings to find the correct one or the best fit

- Attempts to filter the text from a proprietary format

- Saves a text file using the same or another encoding

 

There are many different text encoding systems (ways of representing characters within a file) and a file doesn't necessarily carry information about the encoding that was used when it was saved. This can lead to frustrating problems when the file is opened.

 

Peep is a file viewing and text encoding utility which is useful when programming, when experiencing text encoding problems or when you need to extract information from a file that you can't open otherwise.

 

Allows you to view files in a 'hexeditor' style, it's not intended to be an editor but rather to inspect, access or sort out encoding problems.

 

[B][SIZE=3]What's New in Version 2.2.2[/SIZE][/B]

 

Adds more ways to open a file:

- drag the file to the application icon

- drag the file into the main window's table

 

Improves auto-detection of file encoding

 

[B]Compatibility:[/B] OS X 10.6.6 or later

 

 

 

 

 

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