Microsoft KB Archive/160037

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The information in this article applies to:


 * Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) 3.1
 * Microsoft Win32 Application Programming Interface
 * Microsoft Windows NT 3.51
 * Microsoft Windows 95
 * Microsoft Win32s version 1.3
 * Microsoft Win32 Software Development Kit for:
 * Microsoft Windows NT 3.51
 * Microsoft Windows 95

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SUMMARY
In a 16-bit Windows application, .RES file can bind directly to the .EXE file by RC.EXE. In the 32-bit Windows application, this is no longer possible. With Visual C++ 4.2, the linker is needed to link the compiled .RES file to the .EXE file. Also, all of the .obj and .lib files are needed for the link.

MORE INFORMATION
If you want to change the resources in an .EXE file directly without any of the .obj and .lib files, you can use Microsoft Visual C++ 4.2 Developer Studio. You can open an .EXE file in Developer Studio, modify the resources in the resource editor, and then save it back.

Additional query words:

Keywords : kbprg kbNTOS351 kbWinOS95 kbIntlDev

Version : 3.1

Platform : WINDOWS

Issue type : kbhowto
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