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  1. Dec 14th, 2005, 11:34 PM #1
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    Does VS 2005 Express come with dotfuscator community edition?

    Does VS 2005 Express come with dotfuscator community edition?

    If not, anyone know where I can get just the dotfuscator community edition?
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    Re: Does VS 2005 Express come with dotfuscator community edition?

    It should be under the tools menu if it has it. You can't download it, so if you don't have it with VS 2005 express, then you would either need to buy the full VS, or the standard/pro dotfuscator app
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    Re: Does VS 2005 Express come with dotfuscator community edition?

    No it doesn't come included. If you want a basic, free obfuscator look for Aspose.Obfuscator.
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    Re: Does VS 2005 Express come with dotfuscator community edition?

    you can get it here
    http://www.aspose.com/Products/Aspos...Downloads.html

    But I have to say the VS one was a lot easier to use (in my opinion anyway)
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