Extra Menu

Settings of Adapted Text to Clipboard	When the file is copied to the clipboard using Adapted Text to Clipboard, bytes with the value of zero (0) are not written. For dumps, text bytes with a value smaller than 32 are not written. Another value is written instead. Click one of these sub menus to specify that value there.
Settings of Numbers to Clipboard	Choose one of these sub menus to set the numbers per line. This applies to menu items that copy numbers to the clipboard as text. Choose Set 4 numbers per line if you want four numbers in a row, or choose 8 or 16. If you choose Don't add Enters, the clipboard will receive one row of numbers with spaces between them.
Adapted Text to Clipboard	This option copies the selection to the clipboard. Bytes with the value of zero (0) are not written. Another value is written instead. Example: The selection contains four bytes: 103, 0, 0, 61. The current replace character for adapter text to clipboard is a dot (46). Choose this menu option. The clipboard will contain: "g..="
Dump to Clipboard (with offsets)	This option copies the selection to the clipboard in a dump format. A row contains 16 bytes. Each row contains the offset (optionally), the text, and the hexadecimal values. Text bytes smaller than 32 are replaced by the replace character for adapted text (see above: 'Settings of Adapted Text to Clipboard').
Decimal Numbers to Clipboard	Reads the bytes of the selection, converts them to decimal numbers (unsigned 8 bits values) and writes these numbers as text to the clipboard. Example: The selection contains four bytes: 103, 0, 0, 61. Choose this menu option. The clipboard will contain: 103 0 0 61
Hexadecimal Numbers to Clipboard	Reads the bytes of the selection, converts them to hexadecimal numbers and writes these numbers as text to the clipboard. Example: The selection contains four bytes: 103, 0, 0, 61. Choose this menu option. The clipboard will contain: 67 00 00 3D.
Binary Numbers to Clipboard	Reads the bytes of the selection, converts them to binary numbers and writes these numbers as text to the clipboard. Example: The selection contains four bytes: 103, 0, 0, 61. Choose this menu option. The clipboard will contain: 01100111 00000000 00000000 00111101
Data Types to Clipboard	You can copy the content of the file to the clipboard to obtain signed or unsigned 8, 16, 32 or 64 bits values as text. Example: The selection contains eight bytes: 103, 0, 0, 61, 104, 0, 0, 61. Choose menuoption Data Types to Clipboard and then 32 bits unsigned. The clipboard will contain: 1023410279 1023410280
Decimal Numbers from Clipboard	If the clipboard contains decimal numbers (unsigned 8 bits values), this menu option pastes these numbers to the file. Example: The clipboard contains: 103 0 0 61. Choose this menu option. The following bytes are pasted into the file: 103, 0, 0, 61.
Hexadecimal Numbers from Clipboard	If the clipboard contains hexadecimal numbers, this menu option pastes these numbers to the file. Example: The clipboard contains: 67 00 00 3D. Choose this menu option. The following bytes are pasted into the file: 103, 0, 0, 61
Binary Numbers from Clipboard	If the clipboard contains binary numbers, this menu option pastes these numbers to the file. Example: The clipboard contains: 01100111 00000000 00000000 00111101. Choose this menu option. The following bytes are pasted into the file: 103, 0, 0, 61
Data Types from Clipboard	If the clipboard contains contains numbers as text (signed or unsigned 8, 16, 32 or 64 bits values) this menu option pastes these numbers to the file. Example: The clipboard contains: 20000 -500 31000. Choose menuoption Data Types from Clipboard and then 16 bits signed. The following bytes are pasted into the file: 32 78 12 254 24 121
Data Types from File	Reads the data from a user-specified file (instead of the clipboard).