Based on some questions seen over the past few years there seems to be a need 
for a HEX tool to for some users.  Questions seen on www.piclist.com:
 - Confusion over HEX files.
 - Questions asking for disassemblers before MPLAB6.x came along.
 - How to modify a HEX file or files for one reason or another.

PICDIS-LITE is yet another free disassembler among many free disassemblers 
seen on the internet.  If you like it, great. If not, that is okay too.

Many users don't like vapor-ware announcements, and then on buying a product, 
end up dissatisfied with what they got.
To the professional user, PICDIS-LITE shows some of what you can expect of 
PICDIS before buying it.

PICDIS is a HEX tool with the same "input" core as PICDIS-LITE but has the 
added "output" functions which make PICDIS a useful HEX tool.
PICDIS is a tool geared more towards users that use PIC chips so you may note 
the options and behaviour lean towards PIC users instead of general use.

Features:
- DOS based for (lowest common denominator operation).
- Additional Linux version for those of you running Linux.
- All operations done in RAM for speed.
- Default disassembler, default 16-bit operation.
- Rule and boundary checks for listed PIC chips.
- Bit and Byte adjustment for external ROMs.
- HEX file merging, sorting, adjustment, verification and/or translation.

Where to find more information:
http://www.joescat.com/micro/picchip.htm
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