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Originally Posted by TheDarkWraith
The hex number given by the app is it's actual hex value. When working with hex editor you have to take endian type into account. Almost all PCs are little endian by default thus least significant byte is first when viewed in hex editor. Most hex editors let you choose the endian style viewed.
1000 little endian is thus:
00 00 7A 44
1000 big endian is thus:
44 7A 00 00
The app I gave you a link to displays values in big endian notation.
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Ah.. I see now
Thanks for the explanation
