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Graphics / oversized Icons the mainpart of the filesize in emule.exe -5MB-
There are still [obsolete] icon graphics [*.ico] icons in libaries by eMule in size with:
48x48, 64x64, 72x72 in the multi Icon sets, color depth 4, 8, 16, 24, 32
The icons are a big part more than > 1 MB of the end file size (emule.exe) of more than > 5 MB.
Sorting the unneeded, unused color depth icons out and reducing [resize] the oversized > 64 + 72 icons plus the small icons surounding the GUI eg.: to it's > 16x16 from 32x32 and higher to the matching size, may reduce the emule.exe file size smaller [less] than 5 MB (can save ~250 - 380 kb) by optimization!
Here some unsorted (incomplete sorted) samples extracted from a mod: ICON_ENTRY.zip (579.51 KB)
Using PE Tools to strip from the Binary exe, C++ [the obsolete] debug code output (not the feature related debug function) and correct the internal CRC checksum from the compiler output may finalize the result.
Rebuilder functionality
- strip debug data
- strip relocations
- strip export information
...maybe not with this tool [only set to zero w/o remove the debug code]:
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I just seen by a domain:
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By the way Uni-Leech Tool ( for BitTorrent Ratio etc.. ) have a backdoor trojan inside according to Kaspersky Labs.
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