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Extension page. See the below image for an illustration.switching on the developer mode in the extension page of the chromeStep 3: Click on the load unpacked button present in the top left corner and then browse to the extension folder which we have created.Step 5: After that, the extension will be loaded into the chrome as shown in the below image.loading the unpacked extension in chromeAdding functionality to the ExtensionWe have created a chrome extension that does nothing, but we can add many functionalities to the extension using javascript. Let us discuss the functionalities that we can add to the extension are.Adding the Icon The extension that we have created have no icons. However, we can add icons to this extension by using the icons parameter in the manifest file. See the below manifest file code for an illustration.{ "name": "The Name of the extension", "version": "1.0", "description": "The description of the extension", "manifest_version": 3, "icons": { "16": "path_to_the_image_file_of_size_16", "32": "path_to_the_image_file_of_size_32", "48": "path_to_the_image_file_of_size_48", "128":"path_to_the_image_file_of_size_128" }}Add your image path in the icons parameter in the manifest file shown above. This will lead to an icon be displayed in the extension.BackgroundWe have created an extension and added an icon to the extension, but the extension does nothing. We can add functionality to the extension by adding a background script. The background script will run in the background while the extension is active and perform the declared operations in the background script file. To add a background script to our extension, we need to use the background parameter of the manifest file. See the below sample manifest.{ "name": "The Name of the extension", "version": "1.0", "description": "The description of the extension", "manifest_version": 3, "background": { "service_worker": "background.js" }}In the above manifest file, we have used the background parameter of the manifest file to register a service worker by providing the file name as background.js. After adding the line in the manifest, now we can create a background.js file in the extension folder. The code written inside the background.js file will run in the background whenever the extension is active.PopupWe can also build a

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Add or Replace an UAC Manifest for Vista User Access Control This code shows the way you can edit or add a manifest to the compiled executable file. You can specify whether to replace the existing manifest, or add a new manifest resource to the executable file that doesn't have one. To give you an idea of how this all works, we made this sample script and test application. When you installed Resorce Tuner Console on your computer, the setup program created the "Demo" folder under the RTC folder, with the test application DemoApp1.exe in the "\Demo\Src" folder. The script will add an application manifest to the DemoApp1.exe file, then add icons from the .ico and .png files from the "\Demo\Src" folder. The resulting file will be created in the directory named "\Demo\Release". Check the log file rtc.log to see the Resource Tree changed.Note: when copying out the script code, please make sure there's no line breaks. This is a requirement of VBScript: the entire command must be on one line.Edit XML Manifest Sub Main PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "PE file header checksum updating is enabled." PEFileProxy.UpdateCheckSum = True PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "The creation of a backup copy is disabled." PEFileProxy.CreateBackUp = False 'Set Language to default value LangID = 0 'Retrieve and output CodePage to log CodePage = ScriptUnit.CodePageFromLangID(LangID) PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "CodePage value for English-US: " & CStr(CodePage) 'Open file. 'Once the file is opened successfully, check if the file contains resources. 'If not, create resources. If (PEFileProxy.OpenFileEx (".\demo\src\DemoApp1.exe", True)) Then 'Add XML Manifest PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "Add/edit XML Manifest..." ResourcesProxy.ChangeManifest EXE_MANIFEST, LangID, CREATE_IF_NOT_EXIST, ".\demo\src\exe_manifest.xml"'-------- Optional operations: Add or Replace Icons (for demo purpose) -------------- PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "Change/add the full Vista icon set (10 icons)..." ResourcesProxy.ChangeIcon "", LangID, CREATE_IF_NOT_EXIST, REPLACE_IF_ITEM_EXISTS, ".\demo\src\vista_iconset.ico" PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "Sorting out the icons..." ResourcesProxy.SortGroupIcon "", True 'Build and output the Resource Tree to show the changes made to the resources PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "" PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "Resource Tree built by RTC:" ResourcesProxy.ResourceTreeToLog PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "" '------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 'Save and close file PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "Saving file as a new file..." PEFileProxy.SaveAsNewImage ".\demo\release\DemoApp1.exe" PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "Closing this file..." PEFileProxy.CloseFile Else 'Issue a warning in case of error PEFileProxy.PostDebugString "Error when opening this file." End IfEnd SubTo see the changes made to the test EXEs, we recommend using Resource Tuner GUI, a visual resource editor.Once installed Resorce Tuner Console, you will find the Demo folder nested in the directory where RTC has been installed. Within this Demo folder, there are 12 subdirectories that contain sample scripts and sample executable files.All sample scripts are ready to run. Select one of the .BAT files located in the Demo folders to execute the sample script. The script will make changes in the test EXE file. The resulting file will be created in the directory named "Release" under the directory containing the script. Download Resource Tuner Console and learn how it can make you more productive.