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Recovering a VSTO application from the assembly

I have an application in production at my comany using VSTO 2005 and
Excel 2003. The virtual machine I had developed the app on has crashed
and so has the backup, somehow I screwed up the .VMC file (I think).

Anyway, the application sits in a deployment directory and I was
wondering if it is posible to restore the entire project to its
original form or some semblance thereof from the assembly?

Thanks,
Jon

Oct 11 '06 #1
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