1 Resorcerer never relies on knowledge of Macintosh Resource Manager private data structures. Resorcerer is a standard Mac application that relies on the Mac's Resource Manager to read and write resources to your file. It will remain compatible with any future changes to the Resource Manager.

2 Resorcerer never touches your resource file during editing so it works fast on a network. More importantly, during any system crash, your resource file is far less likely to be corrupted.

4 You can browse easily through all resources in a file in just one window. Common commands are represented by buttons in the file window. All resource information, including open or changed attributes, is viewable at once.

6 Resorcerer can compare two resource files, letting you instantly see which resources are different between the two.

8 Marking resources is easy. You can keep track of them in any way you want. Works automatically with searching or comparing.

10 6 types of filtering, and last favorite file, when opening files.

12 Our simple C/Rez-like script interpreter lets you automate repetitive resource file chores, such as conditional builds, culling resources from many files into one file, stripping names, etc.. It can read symbolic resource ID definitions from your C headers.

14 Individual editors for large resources don't just screen dump; they fully print the whole resource or any selection.

16 Resorcerer can change the types of resources, either one at a time, or for any group of resources, with undo.

18 Maintaining Rez source files is simple. Most Resorcerer editors support decompiling resources directly to the clipboard.

20 Resorcerer restores window positions and sizes based on individual resource types. Great for large or multiple monitors.

22 Resorcerer's Dialog Editor is truly WYSIWYG and integrally edits all the resources that comprise a "dialog" on the Mac using one window, including special support for Control Panel dialogs.

24 The Dialog Editor lets you run your dialog through the Dialog Manager without leaving the editor. Popup menus, custom controls, lists, and balloons are all functional so you can get a better idea of the dialog's "look and feel".

26 Resorcerer's Menu Editor resolves all hierarchical menus, and lets you see and open referenced sub-menus easily. Cutting and pasting general selections makes re-designing groups of menus easy. And it edits all entries in the menu's color table.

28 Powerful color icon, pattern, and cursor editors with arbitrary undo, anti-aliasing, image libraries, text input, disconnected selections, screen-copying, DeRezing, and lots more.

30 Resorcerer templates are compatible with ResEdit's, but we support lots more data field types than ResEdit - 120 in all. So you can create and edit the complex data structures of the 90's.

32 There's no need to remember obscure compiler constants: symbolic constant information is incorporated directly in Resorcerer templates, available in easy-to-use popup menus.

34 For easy editing and organization, Resorcerer keeps its templates in special template folders. Alias files are resolved, so multiperson projects can keep one set of master templates for all programmers to use.

36 Resorcerer has lots of its own Balloon Help, for reminding you of any hidden features you may have forgotten.

38 The Hex/Code Editor disassembles all 680x0 instructions, trap, MacsBug, and low-memory global names. You can cut and paste instructions or data, print selections, and view in hex or decimal. The Editor can even make common patches for you. All in one easy-to-use window.

40 Good tech support. We work closely with our customers to solve your resource editing needs. Resorcerer is a well-supported product that Macintosh professionals around the world have come to rely on.

Plus 84 More Reasons to Choose Resorcerer

You won't find these important custom resource template field types in ResEdit

1	Unsigned Byte = UBYT	2	Unsigned Word = UWRD
3	Unsigned Long = ULNG	4	Byte Bit (1 bit) = BBIT
5	Word Bit (1 bit) = WBIT	6	Long Bit (1 bit) = LBIT
7	Byte Bit Field (nn<=08) = BBnn	8	Word Bit Field (nn<=16) = WBnn
9	Long Bit Field (nn<=32) = LBnn	10	1-bit Byte Flags = BFLG
11	1-bit Word Flag = WFLG	12	1-bit Long Flag = LFLG
13	Resource ID = RSID	14	System Date and Time = DATE
15	Modification Date and Time = MDAT	16	Single Float (4 bytes) = REAL
17	Double Float (8 bytes) = DOUB	18	Extended Double (10 bytes) = EXTN
19	Extended 68881 (12 bytes) = XT96	20	THINK Universal Double (12 bytes) = UNIV
21	PowerPC Double Double = DBDB	22	Fixed Point = FIXD
23	Font Width Fixed Point = FWID	24	Fraction = FRAC
25	Small Fract = SFRC	26	Color Component = FXYZ
27	Point = PNT	28	Color RGB Triplet = COLR
29	Color Lookup Table = CLUT	30	3-digit Pascal String = Pnmm
31	3-digit Text = Tnmm	32	3-digit Filler = Fnmm
33	Byte Counted Hex String = BHEX	34	Word Counted Hex String = WHEX
35	Long Counted Hex String = LHEX	36	Byte Count+Size Hex = BSHX
37	Word Count+Size Hex = WSHX	38	Long Count+Size Hex = LSHX
39	Begin Byte Skip Offset = BSKP	40	Begin Word Skip Offset = WSKP
41	Begin Long Skip Offset = LSKP	42	Skip Offset End = SKPE
43	Byte Counted List = BCNT	44	Long Counted List = LCNT
45	Long 0-based Counted List = LZCT	46	Fixed Count List = FCNT
47	Divider with Comment = DVDR	48	Symbolic or Default Value = CASE
49	Switch Key Byte = KBYT	50	Switch Key Word = KWRD
51	Switch Key Long = KLNG	52	Switch Key Hex Byte = KHBT
53	Switch Key Hex Word = KHWD	54	Switch Key Hex Long = KHLG
55	Switch Key Character = KCHR	56	Switch Key Type Name = KTYP
57	Switch Key Resource ID = KRID	58	Keyed Item Begin = KEYB
59	Keyed Item End = KEYE	60	Skip Offset Sized List = LSTS
61	Skip Offset Sized Hex Dump = HEXS	62	Skip Offset Sized Text Dump = TXTS
63	Include This Recursive TMPL = SELF	64	680x0 Disassembled Code Dump = CODE
65	Pre- & Post-Process Data with Filters = FLTR	66	Language Code = LNGC
67	Region Code = RGNC	68	Script Code = SCPC
69	Insert Byte = +BYT	70	Delete Byte = -BYT
71	Insert Word = +WRD	72	Delete Word = -WRD
73	Insert Long = +LNG	74	Delete Long = -LNG
75	Insert C String = +CST	76	Delete C String = -CST
77	Insert Pascal String = +PST	78	Delete Pascal String = -PST
79	Insert Even Pascal String = +EST	80	Delete Even Pascal String = -EST
81	Insert Bytes = +nmm	82	Delete Bytes = -nmm
83	Align on Wide Boundary = AL08	84	Align on 16 Byte Boundary = AL16

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