Hi where can i find a doc to hex converter ?
thank you

 

Hi where can i find a doc to hex converter ?
thank you

On the internet. In your browser, enter"(hex converter part no.) datasheet".

 

Have you tried saving a .doc file and saved it as a plain text .hex file?

Of course that only works if the data in the .doc file is already in the .hex format. If otherwise, what is the data format of the .doc file?

 

Do you mean file to hex converter?

 

What format is your original document in?

 

Have you tried this one?
File to hex converter (tomeko.net)

 

Hello everybody yes originally its a .doc file i will try online to find that, thank you

 

A .doc file is normally a Microsoft word document. A .hex file is a text file that contains data in hex format for programming a chip. Generally, that conversion would make no sense.

Show us an example of what is in the .doc file and what you want the converted .hex file to be.

Perhaps all you need is to convert the .doc file to a text file. That should be readily available, in fact, Word can do that.

 

Hello bob yes in .doc you can convert in .txt i have tried to download a converter but nothing works! does any body knows or have a link to test it? (to dowload preferably) thanks

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_hex_editors

As noted above by @BobTPH, you need to define what you really mean to accomplish. I'm not sure of the format of a .doc file but at some level it's binary data, and that data can be converted to hex. I can't imagine what good that would be. It's more likely you want only certain data contained in the file in hex and not all the document descriptions, formatting, and other meta stuff in a .doc file. Converting to text will strip out a lot of that.

 

Hello bob yes in .doc you can convert in .txt i have tried to download a converter but nothing works! does any body knows or have a link to test it? (to dowload preferably) thanks

If I open up Word and type "Hi Aunt Susie!" and save it, I have a .doc file.

What are you expecting to be in your .hex file after you use the "correct" converter?

 

OK issue resolved thanks to every body