CFX is a software for developers to analyze and modify the structure and data of OLE structured storage files. It provides advanced features for exploring and editing the contents of these files.
The Compound File EXplorer (CFX) is a valuable software tool for developers who conduct intensive analysis and modification of OLE structured storage files. These files are also referred to as 'compound files' due to their complex internal structure. CFX provides an elaborate GUI layout that displays the complete hierarchy of elements present in the compound file, which includes storages, streams, and property sets.
The software allows users to view various detailed statistics associated with each storage element, such as its name, timestamp of creation, modification, and last access, Class ID, and state bits. Users can also view statistics about each stream, including its name, size, and a full dual hexadecimal- and text-view of the stream contents. The data elements in the stream can be interpreted in a variety of formats, making data analysis and interpretation more efficient.
CFX also allows users to view detailed information about property sets, like the standard SummaryInformation and DocumentSummaryInformation, including a listing of all the properties defined, their IDs, names (if any), data types, and in most cases, their values.
In addition to these features, CFX provides several editing functions for compound files. Users can rename, add, or delete storages, streams, and property sets of the compound file. They can also edit, add, or delete properties within property sets. Furthermore, the software enables users to merge storages, streams, and property sets from one compound file to another, or load data streams from other files.
CFX even allows easy and seamless reorganization of elements within a compound file using drag-and-drop techniques. Users can copy or move elements between compound files or between CFX and the Windows Explorer with a few easy clicks. Overall, the Compound File EXplorer (CFX) is a sophisticated tool that every developer should have in their arsenal.
The software allows users to view various detailed statistics associated with each storage element, such as its name, timestamp of creation, modification, and last access, Class ID, and state bits. Users can also view statistics about each stream, including its name, size, and a full dual hexadecimal- and text-view of the stream contents. The data elements in the stream can be interpreted in a variety of formats, making data analysis and interpretation more efficient.
CFX also allows users to view detailed information about property sets, like the standard SummaryInformation and DocumentSummaryInformation, including a listing of all the properties defined, their IDs, names (if any), data types, and in most cases, their values.
In addition to these features, CFX provides several editing functions for compound files. Users can rename, add, or delete storages, streams, and property sets of the compound file. They can also edit, add, or delete properties within property sets. Furthermore, the software enables users to merge storages, streams, and property sets from one compound file to another, or load data streams from other files.
CFX even allows easy and seamless reorganization of elements within a compound file using drag-and-drop techniques. Users can copy or move elements between compound files or between CFX and the Windows Explorer with a few easy clicks. Overall, the Compound File EXplorer (CFX) is a sophisticated tool that every developer should have in their arsenal.
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