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how can i convert msil to source code?

i m trying to get the source code from any .NET assembly?
need suggestions...........
Jan 30 '10 #1
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ThatThatGuy
449 Expert 256MB
trying to hack the assembly.....
Jan 30 '10 #2
tlhintoq
3,525 Expert 2GB
You don't. If it is your code then you should have backed it up. If it is someone else's code, then we don't assist in hacking.
Jan 30 '10 #3

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