Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Replace pattern not found in byte array.
• & okteta; displays two linked cursors in the byte column and in the character column. Depending on the active column, indicated by a blinking cursor, you can enter only characters in the character column and byte values in the byte column.
• File size (in bytes):
• Search key not found in byte array.
• Enter an size in bytes, for example 1048576
• Should the filesize be shown in bytes rather than in "human readable" form.
• in bytes, for example > 1000
• (4 bytes) The length in bytes of the tape ID string.

• Show filesize in bytes (toggle for "human readable" format)
• Should the filesize be shown in bytes rather than in "human readable" form.
• (4 bytes) The length in bytes of the tape ID string.
• in bytes, for example > 1000
• File size (in bytes):
• This field records in bytes 16 and 17 the number of scan lines present in the image.
• Enter an size in bytes, for example 1048576
• File sizes are displayed in B, KB, MB and GB, not just in bytes.