The microsoft Visual C compiler allows you to open up DLLs and look at
their contents ( and edit them etc). The old 16 bit version had a
seperate utility called APPSTUDIO that did the same for 16 bit DLLs.
Regards
Bob
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Robert Crossley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Can anyone recommend a good (or even a bad) resource file editor. I used
>to have one in the old borland c compiler that allowed me to go into any
>executables or dll's to extract out the icons, etc, but I can't seem to
>find the equivalent in VB. There seems to be a DOS based program to
>construct a rc file, but its pretty ugly. It also doesn't seem to allow me
>to extract ones that are in other exe's etc. None of the shareware lists
>that I have tried seem to have anything on resource editors.... Maybe I am
>missing the point completely, is there an alternative?
>
>
>Robert Crossley
>Trinity Software
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>
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