Update Current Memory with Simulation Data Command (Processing Menu).You access the this command by clicking Show Delimiter Spaces on the View menu with a file open in the Memory Editor. Show Delimiter Spaces Command (View Menu).You access the these command by clicking Show ASCII Equivalents on the View menu with a file open in the Memory Editor. Show ASCII Equivalents Command (View Menu).You access these commands by pointing to Memory Radix on the View menu, and then clicking Binary, Hexadecimal, Octal, Signed Decimal, or Unsigned Decimal with a file open in the Memory Editor. You access these commands by pointing to Cells Per Row on the View menu, and then clicking 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, or AutoFit. You access these commands by pointing to Address Radix on the View menu, and then clicking Binary, Hexadecimal, Octal, or Decimal. You access these commands by clicking Fill Cells with 0's or Fill Cells with 1's on the Edit menu with a file open in the Memory Editor. Fill Commands (Edit Menu) (Memory Editor).You access the these command by clicking Reverse Address Contents on the Edit menu with a file open in the Memory Editor. Reverse Address Contents Command (Edit Menu).You access the this command by clicking Paste Insert on the Edit menu with a file open in the Memory Editor. You access these command by clicking Insert Cells on the Edit menu with a file open in the Memory Editor. You access the this command by clicking New Memory Initialization File on the Intel ® Quartus ® Prime menu. New Memory Initialization File Command (Intel Quartus Prime Menu).hex) open in Intel ® Quartus ® Prime software. mif) or Hexadecimal (Intel-Format) File (. You open this page by clicking Memory Editor in the Options dialog box when you have a Memory Initialization File (. Memory Editor Page (Options Dialog Box).

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