Very nice! I hadn't even thought about using PowerShell but it's perfectly suited to this task.
As I expected, the files are gibberish when opened directly so sed wouldn't have even worked directly. Apparently, you can do hex replacements in most modern versions of it but it would have been much more complicated than the PS script puggsoy provided.
As I expected, the files are gibberish when opened directly so sed wouldn't have even worked directly. Apparently, you can do hex replacements in most modern versions of it but it would have been much more complicated than the PS script puggsoy provided.