How to Convert Hexadecimal Data from an HTML File?

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Asked By CuriousCat_92 On

I'm working with some software that generates an HTML file containing embedded hexadecimal data. Here's a sample of the data I see in a table: 003F (and more like that). I received a paper showing how to interpret this as a visual guide (which you can see in this image: [THIS IMAGE](https://ibb.co/Xrx5tSJh)). I'm not particularly skilled at translating this info, but I need help figuring out how to display the original text in a similar way to what I see in the image. Is there a method to achieve this?

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Answered By TechieTom_85 On

In Unix, you can use the "od" command—it's great for viewing binary and hexadecimal data in a readable format, similar to the image you shared. I’m not sure how it connects with your HTML output though. You might need to clarify your approach or how you interpret that data.

Answered By HexHack_33 On

Unfortunately, you can’t directly convert it to look like the image. Your HTML table has 2-digit hex values, but the image has 18 columns with different formats, including an 8-digit hex-value. You might need to extract more data from the HTML structure to replicate that layout. I recommend diving deeper into the HTML

structure to better understand it.

CuriousCat_92 -

Will do. Thank you!

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