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Ok, thanks. &nbsp;I don't want to get that involved with it. &nbsp;I obsfucated an EXE with .NET Reactor and now it crashes before any GUI loads. I do actually have the project but I don't think .NET Reactor uses it. &nbsp;I wanted to check to see why the EXE crashes but I'll never know because there isn't any process to attach to. &nbsp;I have it set to obsfucate minimually an not embed DLLs. &nbsp;I don't want to get all wrapped up in it so I'll probably just try the community edition of Dotfuscator.<br />
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I mainly wanted to use .NET Reactor because it keeps people from decompiling your code. &nbsp;Do you recommend any obsfuscators?
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Ok, thanks.  I don't want to get that involved with it.  I obsfucated an EXE with .NET Reactor and now it crashes before any GUI loads. I do actually have the project but I don't think .NET Reactor uses it.  I wanted to check to see why the EXE crashes but I'll never know because there isn't any process to attach to.  I have it set to obsfucate minimually an not embed DLLs.  I don't want to get all wrapped up in it so I'll probably just try the community edition of Dotfuscator.

I mainly wanted to use .NET Reactor because it keeps people from decompiling your code.  Do you recommend any obsfuscators?

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I have an EXE with an associated PDB file. &nbsp;Is there a way to point VS.NET 2005 to these files so I can debug the app? &nbsp;There isn't any project. &nbsp;Just the two files.
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I have an EXE with an associated PDB file.  Is there a way to point VS.NET 2005 to these files so I can debug the app?  There isn't any project.  Just the two files.

How to debug EXE outside of project?

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