How to change the behaviour of software when the source code is not available?

Every computer user has been in the situation where a software didn't meet his particular needs, in our daily work or with personal applications, where a clumsy user interface prevent us from doing the simplest thing. Sometime, only a simple fix can make a program less awkward and usable, but without the ability the modify the source, you're usually stuck!

As a individual user or an organization, you need software that you can change. Some people have embraced opensource software, which is an ideal solution. But because some companies don't adopt the licensing scheme, some other stick to Microsoft proprietary platform and rely on the publisher choice to make updates, which usually come when the market, not you, want them. But when you only need simple customizations, there is another solution, use Lynanda Revamping Layer. This program let you make simple changes to any application, like resizing the windows, moving the components or changing the strings and localize them. Technically, Lynanda Revamping Layer is an additional code layer working between the Windows kernel and the user space. It's working in the user space, and you can install it even without administrative rights.

Lynanda provides this program along its win32 revamping offer: you can now modify software, without touching the executable code, and without having the source code available.