Tools Archive part 3
 

Tools Archive part 3:
- my new tools; already released on forums

Old Tools Archive part 2:
https://forum.tuts4you.com/topic/43309-tools-arhive-part-2
https://forum.exetools.com/showthread.php?t=20010

My old tools collection Part1
https://forum.exetools.com/showthread.php?t=18378

Attached tools and files list.

More download links:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/toolsandtutorials/files/
https://disk.yandex.com/d/Kz5zYNkqFB2NmQ
https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=!AK7VvXGGC7VKNYk&id=6CAA5F4606921393!162&cid=6CAA5F4606921393

Thanks for the share! What is the password for these files?

ToolsArchive_Other(Src).rar 2023-07-22 63.0 MB
ToolsArchive_Part2(Src).rar 2023-07-22 450.7 MB
ToolsArchive_Part1(Src).rar 2023-07-20 227.7 MB

found at here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/toolsandtutorials/files/

"googlesucks" does not works.

Those are private. Sorry.

Oh, okie... That's sad. :(
Since they were available for download in the public repo... And since you shared the link I assumed that they were public.

I hope though, that one day you would share the password so that we could all learn from them.
I bet the sources would be fantastic learning material.

Not wrong but it's his choice,try some rar archive cracker ;)

Well, most of tools source code already released on forums.

I found a newer copy of dng unpacker in this archive than 1.1 beta.
I used it on my dll target which reports `Struct size=124 =v4.60-4.80`
but the produced *-noDNG.dll appears under root folder if I supplied relative path of target dll.

and the saved xxx-nodng.dll refuse to decompile in .net reflector, and almost same for input xxx.dll file in dnSpy.
is this unpacker discontinued or source code released?

Now you can download all of tools source code and compiled program until at 2025 year (part3) from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/toolsandtutorials/files/
the password is just 123
The new tools from year 2026 (part4) is not ready, when it will ready will be also released.
but you can download last tools from here or tuts4you.

Thank you @CodeCracker! I really appreciate you fulfilling my requests even if it took a bit of time.
The source code you shared is very valuable for learning and understanding how to create similar tools or modify existing ones.

Keep up the great work!