From Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.system

On 31 Jul 2003 22:25:01 GMT,
JWolf6589 (jwolf6589@aol.comnospam) wrote:

There is an OS X version of Resourcerer available. It's a no-frills >>carbonized version -- i.e. it runs natively under OS X but has not been >>otherwised tweaked at all from the previous, OS 9 version.

Matt

Resedit is a 68K app. I am surprised a version for X does not work, or can Resedit edit OSX apps?

First, he said "Resourcer", not "Resedit" -- different programs. Resedit 2.1.3 does run under Classic. I have opened the resource files associated
with OS X applications using Resedit. For example to see the resource
file associated with Acrobat Reader 5.0, the file to open in Resedit is: /Applications/Acrobat Reader 5.0/Contents/MacOS/Acrobat Reader 5.0

I haven't experimented with trying to change resources of OS X applications, but you certainly view them using an old version of Resedit under Classic.

Resourcer is a Carbonized resource editor that runs "native" under OS X. Haven't used it, because it is commercial, but I gather that it is just a carbonized version of an OS 9 application.

You'll find more information on both at: http://www.resexcellence.com/

Bev

And a little something to show I care: http://www.freedomware.co.uk/rdlibrary/d8/e8/bitch.wav
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