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ShinobiSoft
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You can download SSrc.exe here.
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vdsalchemist
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| bweckel wrote: | | GeoTrail wrote: | | Garrett, what does the BTNOV at the end mean? |
I believe it is a unique name for each resource. This name is how the
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Windows treats exe resource identifiers as ATOMs' and it loads the identifier into the exe's local atom table. ATOM's can be either a string or a number depending on how you define them. If you set a resouce id as a string windows will use the string to identify the resource. If you set it as a number then windows will use a string representation of the number (ie.. #101 = 101 as a number) so either can be used.
This is why you will notice inside of the resource section of a Exe or DLL that you have some resources identified as numbers while others use a name hence the idea of a "Named Resource".
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GeoTrail
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Thanks bweckel 
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