I recall that Borland's Resource Editor was part of their C++ development environment, and it allowed you to edit standard Windows resources (such as icons, dialogs, etc.). I think I might have used it back in Win16 days (I've probably got the floppies gathering dust somewhere). I assume that you are looking for a 32-bit version. You might try a newer C++ development environment from Borland or Microsoft. Note that Microsoft C++ requires WinNT (or 2K, XP) for editing resources embedded in an executable (due to Win9x limitations).
What are you trying to edit? If you're trying to modify an application that's not yours, you may find that information you want to change is not part of a standard Windows resource (and hence uneditable with standard tools). Just a warning before you spend any money on this.
Hope this helps... |