Tutorial on Hiew!
By Krobar
|
Once you got it unzipped just double click on the Hiew.exe and it
open. Before we peek at the program, we gonna make some changes
to Hiew.ini....it in the Hiew directory. Double click on it...should open in notepad, and you see the top line say StartMode? We got three choices: Text/Hex/Code. We wanna start in code...coz this the mode we make most of our changes in...so after the = sign put Code, then we got StartMode = Code. Save it then we ready: Well as you can see it run in dos, and that good. Unless you put the program you want to change in the hiew directory, we have to go to the directory where it is. We use the arrow and enter keys to scroll through the different directories (or use the Page Up and Page Down Keys for big jumps). At the top of the Hiew screen is >UP DIR< and it should be highlighted...in black. When it is, push enter, and we out of Hiew folder looking at other folders. Just use the arrow and enter/return keys to get to the folder where our target is. For example. If you got Hiew in C:/Program Files, then once you out of the Hiew directory you'll be in the program files directory, and in your hiew window, you'll see a list of everything in there. Use the up arrow to go up so that >UP DIR< is highlighted...in black, click enter and you be in C directory. So just scroll to where our target is then highlight it and push enter. We now loaded Hiew. There a simpler way that I use...thanks to someones?? tut I read. You can drag the target program and drop it on Hiew.exe and it hiew opens. Easiest to make a shortcut to hiew on your desktop (have the hiew directory open so you can see hiew.exe, and also have a bit of the desktop visible. right click on hiew.exe and holding right mouse down, drag to the desktop. Release right mouse and choose Create Shortcut Here). You might also find it easier to have Hiew open in full screen...click up the top somewhere...the button in middle with the 4 arrows facing outwards. Ok, our program is open in Hiew....in Code mode. To change the mode, push enter/return and you in text mode...enter/return again and you in hex mode...again back to code mode. Along the bottom you'll see the functions and what they do.. F1, F2 etc, but here a list of the ones you probably use.
Anyway, that the basics and you'll get
used to this program by following the tuts. |
