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  1. Dec 6th, 2007, 02:37 PM #1
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    Reflector

    Hi,

    Does anyone know of a way to prevent Reflector from dissasembling a project file?
    Is there a way to compile it so that it cannot be dissasembled.
    That damn thing allows people to see all of your code, every last bit.
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    Re: Reflector

    There are all sorts of Obfuscators out there that will do this, including the free community edition of Dotfuscator that is included with VS2005. Now there ar others like CodeVeil that can encrypt the MSIL header and make your exe appear to not be a .net assembly to programs like reflector. I use a combination of Xenocode Postbuild which is an obfuscator and CodeVeil to encrypt the MSIL header.
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