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Viewing Objects


To view an object,

1 Right-click the object and select View on the context menu

Click to expand/collapse Other ways to view the object

• Select the object and select View on the File menu

or

• Select the object and press the Ctrl+E keys

> A Viewer panel will appear

Click to expand/collapse R-Linux Text/Hexadecimal viewer

Click the panel regions to learn their functions.

Text view of the data

Panel view options

You may set which panels and bars to enable/disable.

Click to expand/collapse To enable/disable:

ANSI data

Select/clear ANSI on the View menu

OEM data

Select/clear OEMr on the View menu

UNICODE data

Select/clear UNICODE on the View menu

UNICODE+ data

Select/clear UNICODE+ on the View menu

Toolbar

Select/clear Toolbar on the View menu

Properties View

Select/clear Properties View on the View menu

Sectors View

Select/clear Sectors View on the View menu

Data Interpreter View

Select/clear Data Interpreter View on the View menu

Template View

Select/clear Template View on the View menu

Bookmarks View

Select/clear Bookmarks View on the View menu

Find Results View

Select/clear Find Results View on the View menu

2 View the information

Viewing

You may view data in 4 various code pages: ANSI/OEM/UNICODE/UNICODE+ by switching on/off the respective code pages in the Code pages buttons or select the appropriate code pages on the View menu.

Patterns or Templates

You may select a pattern according to which the data will be parsed and shown in the parsed data pane. The Data Interpreter shows the data selected on the Template pane in various representations.

You may find the next or previous data that matches the pattern signature on the disk. Right-click the right pane of the viewer and select either Find Template Signature Next or Find Template Signature Previous on the context menu. You may also select these items on the Edit menu.

Navigating .

Text/hexadecimal viewer gives you various ways to navigate into an object. See the Navigating through an Object for more details.

Data Copy

Text/hexadecimal viewer gives you various ways to copy selected data navigate in an object. See the Data Copy for more details.

Selecting and saving an area in the Viewer

You may select an area in the Viewer panel and save it as a file.

To select and save an area in the Viewer panel ,

1 Right-click the beginning of the selection and select Select From on the context menu
2 Right-click the end of the selection and select Select To on the context menu

Click to expand/collapse Other ways to select an area

• Select Select... on the Tools menu and specify an area to select on the Select dialog box,

or

• Click the start point of the area and drag the mouse cursor to its end.

If you need to select an entire object, select Select All on the Tools menu or click the Ctrl+A key

Click to enlarge

Select dialog box

3 Select an appropriate item in the Tools menu to save the data in a required format and specify its file name

Select:

Save to Binary File...

to save the data in the binary format (default extension is .bin )

Save to Hexadecimal File

to save the data in the binary format (default extension is .hex )

on the Tools menu.

If you select an existing file, R-Linux will ask you if you want to append or overwrite the file.

> Viewer will save the data to the file
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