[smasherx74]

I'm trying to organize the Hexadecimals of a file into how normal hex editors look.

Here is the code im using to show the file's hex in the richtextbox.

Code

Dim myFile As String = OFD.FileName
        Dim myBytes As Byte() =
My.Computer.FileSystem.ReadAllBytes(myFile)
        Dim Temp As New System.Text.StringBuilder()
        For Each myByte As Byte In myBytes
            Temp.Append(myByte.ToString("X2"))
        Next
        RichTextBox1.Text = Temp.ToString()

Here is what it looks like and heres what I want it too look like

[img]http://localhostr.com/file/UwjOEHT/tmpBDE.jpeg[/img]

[img]http://mh-nexus.de/en/graphics/HxDShotLarge.png[/img]

[Silicon]

Change

Code

For Each myByte As Byte In myBytes
    Temp.Append(myByte.ToString("X2"))

To

Code

Dim inc as Integer = 0
For Each myByte As Byte In myBytes
    Temp.Append(myByte.ToString("X2") + " ")
    If inc Mod 16 = 0 Then Temp.Append(Chr(13))
    inc = inc + 1
Next myByte

I think that works (very basically). I'm a C# coder. Also don't forget to change the textbox font to Courier New.

[CyNecx]

you can use hexbox it'S a simple .... that you can use ...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hexbox/

~BlueC0der