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dont mean to impose how can u view the code of a executable???? Like u are stating.... Is there a certain program that will do this----again not meaning to impose, u don't have to answer this, just curious.....
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dont mean to impose how can u view the code of a executable???? Like u are stating.... Is there a certain program that will do this----again not meaning to impose, u don't have to answer this, just curious.....

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No imposition. &nbsp;Write a simple &quot;Hello Word&quot; executable, open in Notepad... &nbsp;You can see the method names, properties, etc.<br />
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A tool provided by Microsoft is the Ildasm.exe (MSIL Disassembler) program, provide it with a .net executable, and it'll allow you to see lots of information about the program.
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No imposition.  Write a simple "Hello Word" executable, open in Notepad...  You can see the method names, properties, etc.

A tool provided by Microsoft is the Ildasm.exe (MSIL Disassembler) program, provide it with a .net executable, and it'll allow you to see lots of information about the program.

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I am about to deploy a newly created application to PCs which are accessed by many. &nbsp;What I want to know is this: will users (or anyone else that happens to sit at those PCs) be able to access my source code for the application?<br />
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If so, is it possible to prevent this?<br />
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I have looked in the solution's folder and none of those files contain anything that remotely resembles my code but I wanted to be sure.<br />
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Thanks.
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I am about to deploy a newly created application to PCs which are accessed by many.  What I want to know is this: will users (or anyone else that happens to sit at those PCs) be able to access my source code for the application?

If so, is it possible to prevent this?

I have looked in the solution's folder and none of those files contain anything that remotely resembles my code but I wanted to be sure.

Thanks.

Once deployed will users have access to my code?

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is an object-oriented programming language implemented on the .NET framework, but also supported on other platforms such as Mono and Silverlight. Microsoft launched VB.NET as the successor to the Visual Basic language. Though it is similar in syntax to  Visual Basic pre-2002, it is not the same technology,