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Undo: undoes your previous action.
Undo List: shows a list of all your previous actions and you can optionally select one of them and restore it.
Cut: cuts a selected portion to the buffer. To select a portion, double click the hex part of the code (start point) and again double click it to define the ending point.
Copy: copies a selected portion to the buffer. To select a portion, double click the hex part of the code (start point) and again double click it to define the ending point.
Copy as...: copies a selected portion to the buffer as that the buffer can be used with other programs. Supported modes are: Binary, C+ source code, HTML document, Rich Text Format document and plain text, Quick Basic source code, Visual Basic 5.0 source code, raw Hex, Java and Octal.
Paste: pastes a selected portion from the buffer to the file.
Paste Special: pastes a selected portion from the buffer to the file. The expression must be one of the available expression. The data may be separated or not. If they are separated, check the ignore separation marks check box.
Select All: selects automatically all data from the logged file.
Fill: fills a selected portion with a certain byte from null (00) to (FF).
Insert|Byte: inserts a null byte (00) just before the current cursor position.
Insert|File: inserts a whole file just before the current cursor position.
Insert|Random Number: inserts a random number from 0 to 255 just before the current cursor position.
Delete: deletes the byte where the current position is. If a selection is made, then the selection is deleted.
Find: finds a sole or a sequence of hex or ascii bytes within the source code of the selected file.
Find next: repeats last find command.
Replace: replaces a hex or ascii string within a file.
Goto: jumps a certain amount of bytes forward or backward in a file.
Goto again: repeats last jump.
Watches: access to the watch manager. You may put up to 20 expression to trace.
Watch mode: if you intend not to use watches, disabling (mute) them will accelerate the kernel. Otherwise you may enable them or have an automatic mode (enables them only if they exists, mutes if they don't). The last mode is the default.
Bookmarks: holds in memory a certain position. You may use up to 100 bookmarks.
Bookmarks|Toggle bookmark: puts in memory a position. If the position already exists, it is erased.
Bookmarks|Next bookmark: moves to next bookmark which is already in memory.
Bookmarks|Previous bookmark: moves to previous bookmark which is already in memory.
Bookmarks|Clear all bookmarks: removes all bookmarks from memory.

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