ResEdit v1.6.3 32bit[x86] And 64bit[x64] Free Download

Features Importing rc files generated by Microsoft Visual Studio resource editor. Supported formats : Resource Script (rc), Compi...

Features

• Importing rc files generated by Microsoft Visual Studio resource editor.
• Supported formats : Resource Script (rc), Compiled Resource Script (res), Win32 Portable Executable (exe, dll).
• Format conversion in command-line mode.
• Advanced Dialog editor. All existing kind of Win32 controls are supported (Static text, Buttons, Edit controls, Pictures, ...).
• A basic picture editor to open and modify bitmaps, icons and cursors
• Possibility to include all sort of resources.
• Generation of C++ code for the Dialogs (code with CreateWindowEx) and Menus (CreateMenu, CreatePopupMenu...). However it is not possible to import C++ sources files.
• Unlimited Undo/Redo buffers
• Customizable layout : you can drag and drop panels to place it wherever you want.

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The Dialog Editor

The Menu Editor

The StringTable Editor

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Resource Code Preview

File

• New Project: Creates a new project. To create a new project, it is necessary to save it somewhere.
• Open Project: Opens new project. You can open a resource script (*.rc), a compiled resource script (*.res) or a Win32 PE file (*.exe, *.dll, *.ocx). If you open a compiled resource script or a PE file, ResEdit will ask you to save the project before importing the file.
• Save: Saves the current project.
• Save As: Saves the current project in a user-specified location. Since every project has a resource.h file, you should not save two different projects in the same directory.
• Export as C/C++ Code:
• C/C++ Code: Creates a .cpp file containing code for the menu and dialog box resources.
• Compiled resource script: Creates compiled resource script with the project resources.
• Code proview: Show a preview of the resource script in a window. You can choose whether C++ code or RC script.
• Close project: Close the current project.
• Add resource: Adds a new resource to the project.
• New instance: Opens a new instance of ResEdit. Since ResEdit has a single document interface, you will have to open multiple instances if you need to have multiple projects open simultaneously.
• Quit: Quits the application. 

Edit

• Not all of the edit menu items are available for every resource type.
• Undo: Undoes the last operation.
• Redo: Redoes the last operation that was undone.
• Cut: Cuts the selected element (not available for all resources).
• Copy: Copies the selected element (not available for all resources).
• Paste: Pastes the selected element (not available for all resources).
• Delete: Deletes the selected element (not available for all resources).
• Select All: Selects all the elements (not available for all resources).
• Dialog (only when a dialog editor is active)
• Test dialog: Opens the dialog being edited.
• Modify tab order: Open a dialog box which lets you modify the controls tab order.
• Configure grid and margin: This is a shortcut for the Dialog Editor preferences page. 

View

• Resource Tree: Shows the resource tree panel.
• Toolbax: Shows the dailog box toolbox panel.
• Properties: Shows the property panel.
• Auto Save Layout: Specifies if the layout should be automatically savec when exiting the program. 

Options

• Associate .rc files with ResEdit: Configures Windows so that users may double-click .rc files to have them opened in ResEdit.
• Preferences: Opens the preferences dialog box. 

Help

• Help: Displays this help file.
• ResEdit web page: Goes to the ResEdit home page in your preferred browser.
• Check for update: Checks to see if a newer version of ResEdit is available. If a newer version is available, ResEdit will optionally update.
• About: Displays some information about ResEdit, including its version and author.