Some of you who have been around for a while may recall "DataDumper", an OS9
application that you drop any file on and it shows you the hex values for
every individual byte in it, as well as the ASCII representation. It's been
invaluable to me when diagnosing corrupted files, especially those with
Chr$(0) or similar control characters tucked sneakily away in them.

Unfortunately, as I move to an Intel Mac, I find myself needing a modern
replacement for it. I suppose I could write one, but time is pretty short
these days.

Any suggestions?

- John