What's New in The Current Version
• Version 1.62 is a maintenance release.
Updated the UPX Unpacker plug-in.
Now RTC outputs messages in either English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, or Arabic, depending upon the user's locale.
RTC Version History
What's New in The Previous Versions
Added the UPX Unpacker plug-in.
Now when you process a file with RTC, the UPX Unpacker plug-in detects whether this file is packed with UPX, and then unpacks it automatically.
An improved algorithm for working with non-typical PE files, for instance produced with REALbasic.
Added the ability to override the command-line options in the script.
This Command Line Setting Override feature allows you to override the command-line settings right in the script body. This is very useful when you need to change the settings just for a single script, or be able to start different scripts with different settings without making them use different batch files.
Added the StripEmptyResSection property to flag the empty resource section for deletion when saving the file.
The CloseFile, SaveAsResDll, and SaveAsNewImage former procedures became functions.
This lets you write e.g. :
If (Not PEFileProxy.CloseFile) Then yadayada
If (Not PEFileProxy.SaveAsNewImage(sFile)) Then yadyada
+ Now supports editing XML manifests. Added the ChangeManifest procedure.
The procedure replaces or adds if not exists an application manifest in the file resources based on a specified criteria (for EXE, DLL or Control Panel Applet files).
+ Added the OpenFileEx function to simplify writing scripts.
This combines and replace three other procedures. Now you can open a file, check and creates resources using a single procedure instead.
Also: - Fixed errors that occaissionally occurred when saving files containing Extra Data (such as debug info, digital certificate, etc).
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