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You can also choose to include, exclude, or select only Ownership filings. For example, (Annual Reports). For more information on RSS feeds, including Mutual Fund Search and Historical Archives (Boolean) search, please see. Index Files Daily and quarterly EDGAR index files are available in html, xml and json.
Four types of indexes are available. The company, form, and master indexes contain the same information sorted differently. Please see for documentation.
— daily index files through the current year. — Full indexes offer a 'bridge' between quarterly and daily indexes, compiling filings from the beginning of the current quarter through the previous business day. At the end of the quarter, the full index is rolled into a static quarterly index.
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Daily Archives Please see for documentation. — tar and gzip archive files (e.g., 20061207.nc.tar.gz) for each filing day. — daily concatenated archive files of all public filing submissions complete with the filing header.
Important Note: FTP Service FTP services for retrieving EDGAR filing documents have been permanently turned off. The same resources and content is.
Resedit.dll seems to be failing to load due to a new dependency on UIAUTOMATIONCORE.dll, and specifically on the UiaDisconnectProvider function, which (according to ) was new with Windows 8. An older version of resedit.dll 15.0.27309.0 from VS2017 15.6.4 doesn't have this import (I don't seem to have a machine handy with 15.7 to check its build, but since resedit worked I assume the same). In fact, restoring the older resedit.dll makes the resource editing open again, though I wouldn't recommend mixing versions like this (I'm sure Micorosoft would consider that unsupported, and I have no idea what may or may not break).
Replacing resedit.dll indeed resolves the crash, but not another problem that was introduced in the 15.6.x versions, and was supposed to be fixed in 15.8.0: The ability to add control variables (e.g. For CEdit, CButton) was removed from the wizard, only values (int, long) vars could be added.
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So I'd have to revert to an even older version of 15.5.x, where the feature was still available (which I can't, as I don't have it). And, as Kevin said, it's unsupported and is the root to cause undefined behavior. My solution for now is to open the solution with an older VS 2015 I have installed side-by-side and do the resource editing there. Then save, open with VS 2017, build and repeat.