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Opening a file and reading it as hex

Asked by Kgenis in Visual Basic Programming

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Is it possible to open a file in vb and read its contents as hex. After which, I need to write hex bytes to the file.

i.e.
Open File
Get Hex of File
Write Hex to File
Close File

the hex i want to write will be the entire file, I wish to overwrite its original hex data. Im stumped on how to do this, ive tried api's, and binary methods of open, but my attemps have failed, im simply too inexperienced in this area.Start Free Trial
 
 
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Zone: Visual Basic Programming
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