Quartus RsrcEdit is a Palm resource editor that runs on the Palm and allows users to view and change application resources using a forms-based editing environment tailored for specific resource types, as well as providing an integrated disassembler and hex-editor for Palm OS applications and databases.
Quartus Rsrcedit is the perfect partner for the Quartus Forth on-board compiler.
Quartus RsrcEdit provides templates for editing:
* Form (tFRM)
* Menu (MBAR)
* Alert (Talt)
* String (tSTR)
* Icon (tAIB)
* Application Name (tAIN)
* Version string (tver)
* Bitmap (Tbmp) resources.
Other resources can be edited within the provided hex-editor.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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