Universal Virtual File System Editor has been released

A new version of UVFSEditor has been released. You need visual studio 2008 to compile the source.

 - Features for End-Users:

• Open a file on hex/oct/binary/decimal/ascii/utf-8/custom editor.
• byte/int/double/float/long value at some byte position
• Open a compound file (.doc, .xls etc) and view the storage and stream hierarchy. View contents of a file on the hex editor.
• Open a folder from file system and view the folder-file hierarchy. View contents of a file on hex editor
• Create/rename/delete file/folder/storage/stream at specified location
• Copy-Paste items from one location to other location e.g. from a compound file to regular file system and vice-versa.

- Features for Developers:

• The hex editor is programmed as a .Net control, similar to the prior version of these project where hex editor was an AcitveX control. The control can be added to any .Net compatible container. Developers can add this control in their own application.
• A virtual file system can be defined for any structured file format which can be represented as a hierarchy (e.g. file-folder). It's possible to view this file on the uvfseditor.

You can view the details from project page at http://uvfseditor.sourceforge.net or download the binary installation from http://sourceforge.net/project/platformdownload.php?group_id=135846. The source code can be browsed from subversion repository at http://uvfseditor.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/uvfseditor/.