HEXwrite

Here we have an application before us which is aimed at those users who have advanced levels of knowledge, because the solution that this programme offers us is to be able to convert the HEX codes to ASCII or the other way around.

The Hexagesimal system, which uses 10 numbers, (from 0 to 9) and six letters, (A, B, C, D, E, F) consists of codes taken from 16 numbers + letters,    while the ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a system which uses the numbers from 0 to 127 which represent all of the keys on our keyboard. What is this used for? This is very useful for being able to transfer information from one computer    to another, because computers are only able to understand numbers. For example: the capital letter M is represented by the number 77, which is a way of encoding texts.

TheHEXwrite application will convert anything that you type on the keyboard to either the HEX or ASCII system, it all depends on the option selections. You have the possibility of indicating whether to move either from the HEX code to ASCII or vice-versa. What is more, the results of such a conversion as this can also be copied onto the clipboard for later use.