[gooore]

This really is a sick little find man, thanks

[F1L15K0]

wow! i will make some little app foor personal use, good job!

[Miklo]

Thanks for the Tip, This worked only for netreflector.. But there are a bunch of other tools that decompiles it easily, and I just decompiled myself even when I had added the bytes! Only Net.Reflector was not able to do it. But pretty awesome trick tho.

I dont wanna mention any names of the software that I used for the decompiling. But just be extra carefull if you dont want your source out in public, then protect it by Creating a Portable Version of your Code, or Use SmartAssembly.

I always Use SmartAssembly first, and then also create a Portable of my NET Projects..

Good luck...

[upsurt]

Risking that I might sound stupid: What is a reflector and why do you have to protect your code from them?

It's for .NET what the Java Decompiler is for Java

[Deque]

Risking that I might sound stupid: What is a reflector and why do you have to protect your code from them?

It's for .NET what the Java Decompiler is for Java

Thanks. Yes, I know that know. I even used the trial version of it.
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[hellomen]

best way to protect your important source is to make it server sided