On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 10:43 AM, Graham Brown <info@compsys.co.uk> wrote:

> Hi

>

> Thanks all but I couldn't get it to work, I don't whether I was

> expecting too much!

>

> I've FTP'd the whole site down including DLLs to my local  disk what I

> was hoping was Reflector and File Disassembler would scan this folder

> and create a new vs project ready to recompile.

>

> The Reflector said it has processed several files but didn't seem to

> show much other than.

>

> At this point in time I don't really want to know what the code does,

> I'm looking to just give the customer a CD backup of the source. If they

> want me to maintain it I guess they'll have to pay !

>

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Now seated at a PC

You open a file (.dll) That will now sho0w up in the list in the left pane.

View Menu and click on bookmarks to open the rt pane.

Now You have to go to the left pane and start opening up the .dll to

expose what is in there.

You should see a top most listing of the namespace and all public

classes under it. Click on any of those classes and there is your

code for that class. Just copy and paste.

If you lost web pages, that is another thing all together.

Ask if you need.

--

Stephen Russell

Sr. Production Systems Programmer

CIMSgts

901.246-0159 cell

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