What is Resorcerer 1.2.5?

Winner of the Eddy Award for Best New Developer Tool of 1993, Resorcerer is the resource editor for the Macintosh wizard. MacUser magazine called it “without a doubt, the premiere resource editor on the Mac.”

Relied upon by developers, interface designers, and localizers around the world, the award-winning Resorcerer is a powerful, 32-bit, safe, casy-to-use, and well-supported resource editor for Macintosh and Mac OS-compatible personal computers. Engineers at every major Macintosh software company now enjoy Resorcerer’s superior benefits.

Filled with time-saving features to make you more productive, Resorcerer lets you easily browse all resources using just one file window; search all resources for specific text matches; make global attribute changes, including changing resource types, with full undo; build resource files from other resource files automatically; and lots, lots more. Dedicated editors for dialogs, menus, color icons, pictures, strings, and other standard resources all work smoothly and safely. 

Whether you have to parse a picture, debug a data fork, design and try out Balloon Help, create anti-aliased icons, design and edit a custom resource with 40,000 fields, create C source code to run a dialog, find every reference to a control, change the structure of existing custom resources, or and of hundreds of other resource-related tasks, Resorcerer’s magic will quickly save you time and money. 

Features 

• Hundreds of standard resource tvpes supported
• 120 TMPL data field types 
• File comparison, text and hex searching
• Editable clipboard, screen copying 
• All editing safely done in private memory
• 500-page manual, free tech support from manufacturer

Apple Computer, Inc. (April 1996). Apple Developer Catalog. (pg. 21).

See also: Resorcerer 2.x

Download Resorcerer 1.2.5 for Mac

Architecture

Motorola 68K

System Requirements

From Mac OS 6.0

Compatibility notes

Minimum Requirements

• 1.5 MB RAM
• 1.5 MB hard disk space
• System 6.0.5

Emulating this? It could probably run under: Basilisk II