eXeScope was a tool that allowed users to analyze, view, and modify executable files such as EXE and DLL. With this software, users can access various features of the file, such as header information, external functions used, and resources included in the file.

One of the software's main features was the ability to modify the resources included in an executable file. This could include changing the language in a foreign software to make it readable in another language, changing the font type or size, adjusting the position or size of a window, or modifying the text displayed in a dialog box or menu. In addition, it allowed users to change the visual resources of a file, such as icons, cursors, images, audio, and video. Here are some practical uses of the software:

• Change the language in a software: For example, if a user purchased software developed in another country and it is only available in English, but the user prefers to use it in Spanish, he or she could use this software to change the language of the software to Spanish.
• Change the font type or size: For example, if a user is visually impaired and requires a larger font to read the text in software, he or she could use this software to increase the font size.
• Adjust the position or size of a window: For example, if a user wanted to change the position of a window to fit their screen better or to increase or decrease the size of a window to suit their needs.

Another useful feature was the ability to analyze the dependencies of an executable file. This allowed users to see which DLL libraries were being used by a file, which could be useful for troubleshooting compatibility issues or identifying and removing unused libraries. In addition, it could also analyze the functions available in a DLL library, which could be useful for software developers.

Although the software is no longer updated, eXeScope remains a reminder of the importance of having access to tools for modifying and analyzing executable files. The latest version is dated May 23, 2004. This version was compatible with Windows 95, 98, NT4.0, 2000, and XP operating systems. Although the software is designed to work on older versions of Windows, it may not work correctly on newer versions due to changes in operating system architecture.