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Resource Tuner: Resource Viewer and Browser
View and save resources of EXE, OCX, DLL, CPL, and many other executable file types.
Resource Tuner offers a thorough look at all of the resources in the Windows 32-bit executable file (a variety of file types ranging from the common, such as EXE and DLL, to the less familiar types, such as DPL and CPL files), and allows you to view, modify, delete, and extract bitmaps, jpeg, png, icons, strings, Image Lists, and many others. See also: 
Tutorials and How-to's
Resource Tuner combines a resource viewer, extractor, rebuilder, and a resource editor. When you open a file for browsing or editing resources, Resource Tuner shows you a directory-like structure of the embedded resources, such as images, sounds, dialogs, menus, XML data, HTML data, and toolbars. Each folder represents a different type of resource used by the target application (graphics, menu, dialog boxes, icons, etc). In each folder there is a list of the resource files.
To view any resource embedded in the file, simply expand the directory and click on the name of the resource. A selected resource will be displayed either as a graphic image, a text, or as raw binary data. You can edit, save or delete these resource files by right clicking on the chosen resource type and selecting an action from popup menu. Double-clicking a resource opens the item in the default editor for that resource type.
From the toolbar you can quickly save your changes, extract and save to disk a particular resource or multiple resources at once, delete/restore a selected resource, copy a selected resource to the clipboard, insert an application manifest into the resource section, search through the resource tree (useful for searching RCData content), and see properties of a selected resource (Language ID, Type, Raw size, etc).
Standard resource types supported by Resource Tuner include bitmap, icon, menu, dialog, cursor, font, stringtable, message table, toolbar, accelerator and version info. Other resource types may also be defined by the programmer and are displayed in upper case: TYPELIB, GIF, PNG, HTML, XML, Manifest.
Viewing Delphi Resources
Programs compiled using Delphi and C++ Builder do not commonly have menu, dialog, or accelerator resources, but store this information in the resource type named RCData or the Application-defined resource (raw data) that holds the information that were in the DFM (Delphi Form Module) file before the compilation.
If RCData contains DFM forms, all the found objects with all assigned properties and events will be displayed in a hierarchical tree. You can navigate easily through the objects and save their contents (Image Lists, Strings List, Glyphs, Bitmaps etc). PackageInfo shows all units used during compiling an executable. DVCLAL shows the compiler version for Borland products.
Give Resource Tuner a trial run for 30 days free! Once you try it, we think you will find it hard to go back to other resource hacking utilities. So if you decide to purchase it, it's only $39.95 for a Personal License. A Business license is available for $79.95.