ZX-Modules is a complete package of different applications that help you managing and editing your ZX-Spectrum related files. You find graphic editors, text editors, game databases and many more... Explore the applications listed below:

ZX-Editor

ZX-Preview

ZX-Favorites

ZX-Explorer

ZX-Blockeditor

ZX-Paintbrush

ZX-Gamestat.

ZX-Central

ZX-Modules is an enhancement of my old project ZX-Rainbow Second Edition. I intended to make ZX-Modules much easier to use and to build up standalone applications that can communicate with each other.

Greyed modules are in progress, but the coloured ones are just ready developed and you may read more about them and you can download them by clicking on the coloured icons above.

Here is a brief description of all mentioned modules:

	Module name:	Description:	ZX-Rainbow S.E. equivalent:
	ZX-Central	Controls all modules, as if they are working together	ZX-Rainbow main program
	ZX-Explorer	Opens or displays ZX-Spectrum emulator files on drives, also detects programs/games automatically. Can also be used as a thumbnail viewer. It manages also the display of compressed files.	FILES / KNOWLEDGE
	ZX-Favourites	Stores most wanted programs with their game information in a database. Can import S.G.D. and other databases.	DATABASE window
	ZX-Preview	Shows screen$, basic listings, system variables, etc. of ZX-Spectrum emulator files.	PREVIEW window
	ZX-Blockeditor	Edits the blocks of ZX-Spectrum emulator files, e.g. all TZX format blocks. Create DSK or TRD disk image files.	FILEINFO window
	ZX-Editor	Edits ZED-files and many more ZX-Spectrum emulator files directly. Contains ZX-BASIC and BETABASIC syntax checker.	---
	ZX-Paintbrush	Graphic editor. Edits Spectrum screen$ and other picture formats. Also Multi-block editing for tape and disk image files is supported.	---
	ZX-Gamestatistics	Comples scanning Spectrum archives and building statistics about similarities of the games	---

Module connection:
Any module application is made so that it receives commands that may come from other modules. 

Any module saves its window state (maximized, normal) and window position into the Windows registry. So you may arrange the modules in the way you like. Later, ZX-Modules Central has the charge to arrange or to combine the windows of the separated modules. Also, the window layout wizard you know from ZX-Rainbow Second Edition will be back with ZX-Modules Central.