FilePeek

File Peek is a file viewer for peeking at the text within any kind of file.
FilePeek works by converting non-displayable characters to a dot ( . ) so it doesnt allow binary characters to truncate its view. Its file view window is "view only", so you dont have to worry about accidentally modifying files youre viewing with it. FilePeek also has a hex view mode, if you need to see what those non-displayable characters are.
FilePeek now has an explorer view which is similar to Windows Explorer.
Here are some key features of "FilePeek":
ï¿­ can print files.
ï¿­ open them with their default associated program or the program of your choice.
ï¿­ search for text.
ï¿­ copy to the clipboard.
ï¿­ quickly resize FilePeeks viewer window to half screen size to compare two files.
ï¿­ use different fonts for Text and Hex view mode.
ï¿­ opens multiple files, either from the explorer context menu, or from a command line parameter.
ï¿­ also accepts drag and drop files. FilePeek views very large files in sections, to speed up loading and conserve system memory.
ï¿­ keeps up to 8 items in its recent file list
Limitations:
ï¿­ 30 days of use
ï¿­ recent file list doesnt work until registered
ï¿­ reminder screen once a day