Download New Updated “Resource Hacker 3.6.0″ with 64-bit and PNG File Support

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UPDATE: People who want to use a portable version of Resource Hacker, just install it using the setup file give below and after installation, copy "Resource Hacker" folder from "C:\Program Files" folder to any other desired location like another drive, USB stick, etc and you are ready to enjoy the portable version. Thanks to our reader "Dustin" for this tip...

"Resource Hacker" is one of our favorite software which is used to edit various system files like dll, exe, cpl, etc. Most of the times its used to modify Windows look, for example you can change look of dialog boxes, menus, etc.

We have posted a detailed tutorial about resource Hacker at following link:

All About Resource Hacker

Now the good news is, our friend "Angus Johnson" has released an updated version of Resource Hacker which now supports 64-bit files as well as PNG images and icons.

That's a major update and every Resource Hacker user should download the new version 3.6.0

Changes List:

  • Now decompiles/compiles 64-bit executables
  • Added PNG image support
  • Added PNG icons support

Resource_Hacker_3_5_Beta.png

As you can see in above screenshot, the older version can't show PNG files but the new version can show PNGs without any problem.

You can download the new version using following link:

Download Resource Hacker 3.6.0

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