Heaventools Software released version 1.95 of PE Explorer, the most feature-packed software product for inspecting the inner workings of Windows 32-bit executable files. Once inside, file structure can be analyzed and optimized, spyware tracked down, problems diagnosed, changes made and resources repaired.
Vancouver, BC (PRWEB) June 30, 2004 -- Heaventools Software, a Borland Technology Partner company, has released PE Explorer v. 1.95, the most feature-packed software product for inspecting the inner workings of Windows 32-bit executable files.
PE Explorer offers a thorough look at PE (portable executable) file structure and all of the resources in the file, and tells you just about every little detail you could possibly want to know about a PE file. Once inside, file structure can be analyzed and optimized, spyware tracked down, problems diagnosed, changes made and resources repaired.
The program enables you to customize any application by editing and replacing resources, even if you do not have the source code for it, even if its original developers are long gone. Besides being an effective resource editor, PE Explorer also provides several tools that elevate it to Power Coder status: an API function syntax lookup, dependency scanner, section editor, and a powerful yet easy-to-use disassembler for generating annotated code dumps.
PE Explorer's intuitive user interface makes it easy for new users to get started with digging into any executable. Power users will appreciate advanced features: the plug-in API and ability to view a list of the files that are required for an application to run or for a DLL to load, a list of exported and imported functions, the manifest wizard to easily mark the application as XP-enabled, blessing it instantly with the the new look for common control styles on Windows XP.
Whether for serious development projects or weekend hacking, with PE Explorer you can reverse engineer projects with missing or poorly documented source code, restore lost information, keep damaged files intact, determine the existence of virus or malicious code in the programs, peek inside Delphi applications and edit the properties of controls on Delphi forms within the PE files, or simply reduce the numerous internal information sources of PE files into a more convenient viewing format.
Version 1.95 now supports removing Relocations and Debug information, added support for the SSE3 instruction set to the disassembler.
PE Explorer runs on Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP. It also supports Windows 2003 Server, PE Explorer has passed the VeriTest testing process and been included in the Windows Server Catalog on Microsoft.com.
PE Explorer is priced at $129(US) for the pesonal license, the single-user business license is $199(US). You can purchase PE Explorer securely online at at http://www.heaventools.com/?r1=prwb
A fully functional 30 day evaluation version is available from the same web address.
For more information, contact: Heaventools Software, Pacific Business Centre 101-1001 West Broadway Dept. 381 Vancouver, BC, V6H4E4, Canada.
E-mail: support at heaventools.com
Internet: http://www.heaventools.com/?r1=prwb
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Evaluation Copy Available on Request.
You can download a fully functional 30 day evaluation version from our Web site at: http://www.heaventools.com/download/pexsetup.exe
Company logo and hi-res screenshots for the media are available at the Media Kit page at http://www.heaventools.com/mediakit.htm/?r1=prwb
About Heaventools Software:
Since 2000, Heaventools Software has been developing, marketing and providing technical support for innovative software development tools that are affordable to the single software developer, yet powerful enough for large corporate projects. In addition to PE Explorer, the companys flagship product, Heaventools Software also offers Resource Tuner, a visual resource editor for 32-bit Windows executable files that allows editing of each element of an application's user interface: dialog boxes, menus, icons, pictures, string tables, Delphi forms, XML application manifests, and more.
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