Major Resource Editors
- ResEdit
- Distributed free of charge by Apple. Can be used for visual editing of resource data. If the structure of data is known, it can display a range of different types of data in a visual format.
- Resorcerer
- Expensive, but popular, as it can be used for visual editing of many more types of data than ResEdit.
- HexEdit
- A binary editor, which in fact is normally used more for editing the data fork rather than the resource fork.
- ResKnife
- Open‐source editor for OS X
- Rezycle
- A OS X tool that extracts resources from a resource fork into separate binary files while converting many types into formats suitable for modern development.
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