Free xn resource editor software for windows

Resource Editor is as its name says, a very small but useful resource editor. Resource Editor is as its name says, a very small but useful resource editor.
Despite its small size Resource Editor is highly featured and designed to meet any demands.

Resource Meter is small utility that determinees and monitors currently accessible SYSTEM, GDI and USER resources Resource Meter is a small package tool that will determine and monitor currently accessible SYSTEM , GDI and USER resources.
This utility will help win32 programmers watch for memory leaks during the API calls in their programs.
This Resource Meter works and indicates same as standard Resource Meter in Windows supplyment, but refreshes data more often (once at 50 milliseconds).

Resource Extractor is a tool designed to extract built-in resources from Win32 executable file types Resource Extractor is a tool designed to extract built-in resources from Win32 executable file types. Such resources are icons, bitmaps, sounds, animations, etc. You could use a file mask (For example: C:WINDOWS*.*) for batch processing. It is possible to avoid the extraction of specified resource types.

Use Resource Explorer Pro to extract resources from win32 PE files. Bitmaps, icons, cursors, accelerator maps, string tables, menus, dialogs, web pages, gifs, jpegs. You name it, we can extract it. And view it. And some other stuff.

Resource Hacker is a free program designed to help you view, modify, add, delete and extract resources in 32bit Windows executables. It incorporates an internal resource script compiler and decompiler and works on all 32 Bit Windows OS.
Main features:
- Viewing Resources: Cursor, Icon, Bitmap, GIF, AVI, and JPG resource images can be viewed. WAV and MIDI audio resources can be played. Menus, Dialogs, MessageTables, StringTables, Accelerators, Delphi Forms, and VersionInfo resources can be viewed as decompiled resource scripts. Menus and Dialogs can also be viewed as they would appear in a running application.
- Saving Resources: Resources can be saved as image files (*.ico, *.bmp etc), as script files (*.rc), as binary resource files (*.res), or as untyped binary files (*.bin).
- Modifying Resources: Resources can be modified by replacing the resource with a resource located in another file (*.ico, *.bmp, *.res etc) or by using the internal resource script compiler (for menus, dialogs etc). Dialog controls can also be visually moved and/or resized by clicking and dragging the respective dialog controls prior to recompiling with the internal compiler.
- Adding Resources: Resources can be added to an application by copying them from external resource files (*.res).
- Deleting Resources: Most compilers add resources into applications which are never used by the application. Removing unused resources can reduce an applications size.