30 Jan 2002
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Type: Time limited demo
Platform: Windows XP
Manufacturer: Heaventools
Size: 1.50Mb
Number of Downloads: 673
Price: null
This is a comprehensive tool for analysing and repairing Windows executable files that includes a visual resource editor, quick function syntax lookup, dependency scanner, section editor and disassembler.
PE Explorer lets you view PE (portable executable) files, the native format of executable binaries for 32-bit Windows operating systems (EXE, DLL, SCR for example). Once inside, source code can be analysed, checksums corrected and resources repaired.
The visual resource editor lets you extract, modify and translate any executable file resource without the need for scripts.
The dependency scanner allows all modules statically linked to a particular PE file to be recursively scanned, with a list of files required for an application to run or for a DLL to load displayed. It will also show missing modules and detect delay-load dependencies.
The key features of PE Explorer are as follows:
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