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Can I decompile a .NET application?

I know that .NET applications are hard to protect. I use RedGate Reflector and know that, generally speaking, you can get the source code from many .NET libraries.

however my question is: is it really possible to decompile the whole application?

I mean - create a workable VS solution so that the pirate can just press F5 and get exactly the same result as if the author was on his machine?

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There are several plugins in the reflector that allow you to dump the assembly into code:

http://www.denisbauer.com/home/reflectorfiledisassembler

http://filegenreflector.codeplex.com/

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Yes, you just export from Reflector and get a complete executable project for your build. I have done this several times. Usually I have to port a project to my version of VS, and sometimes it requires some minor corrections, but overall it works.

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