Changing hex string display format

When a string control is in hex display format any data typed is displayed in groups of 2 bytes like AABB CCDD.
Is there any way to display them in separate group of single bytes like AA BB CC DD?

Try keeping the discussion in the original thread.

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laugh
how analog.
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