Look_At 1.05

Whats new in version 1.05:
add option to view clipboard; minor fixes & enhancements

Publisher review:
This program may be used to look at most any file; text, hex, character, and "interpret" views are available. Text marking can be done in character, line, and block modes; searching may be done in either text or hex modes.

Text mode provides a conventional view of text files; lines may be wrapped or not. Look_At is useful for copying selected information from a file; text search and selection is convenient and the file won't be accidentally modified.

Hex and Character display modes are provided so that any file can be viewed: text or non-text.

An "Interpret" mode is available for CUR, DLL, DRV, EXE, ICO, and TTF files. This mode expands the structure of the file and allows individual sections to be displayed.

For registered users printing in the various display formats is available as well as the export of information from a file; icons, cursors and bitmaps may be extracted from EXE and DLL files. For unregistered users the maximum file size is limited to 200KB.
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
Minor Update

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