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Opening exe Files with Microsoft Visual basics

Mague
137 100+
Hey,


I need help to some how open a exe file with Microsoft Visual basics. You mite think im trying to steal someone elses project but im not i wont to no how they did it and upgrade it if possible. I can install other programs if needed also i have got Microsoft Visual Basics Express Edition 6

Also please don't Call me a noob (i no i em) Also im onnly 13 so i have learned completly of the internet!

Ty Mague!
May 27 '07 #1
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SammyB
807 Expert 512MB
Hey,


I need help to some how open a exe file with Microsoft Visual basics. You mite think im trying to steal someone elses project but im not i wont to no how they did it and upgrade it if possible. I can install other programs if needed also i have got Microsoft Visual Basics Express Edition 6

Also please don't Call me a noob (i no i em) Also im onnly 13 so i have learned completly of the internet!

Ty Mague!
Hey, Ty. I'm glad to have you on board, because I'm 61 & you need to take my place! I just tried to open an exe with VB Express 2005. It opens but just gives you nerdie stuff: no clue of the original code. You can try it yourself: the exe is buried under the project\bin\debug directory. The reason that it shows you so little is that it has been transformed into an intermediate language. You will have to have the original source to change it.

If you want to know more try to find the Wrox book Professional .NET Framework 2.0 by Joe Duffy at the library. He explains in his book that Managed Code, any high-level NET language like VB or C#, is compiled into an Assembly (Metadata plus an executable written in Intermediate Language) which is taken by the CLR (Common Language Runtime) and compiled into executable code through a process called just-in-time (JIT) compilation.
May 27 '07 #2
Mague
137 100+
Thanks kinda a pity thou
May 27 '07 #3
SammyB
807 Expert 512MB
Thanks kinda a pity thou
Just noticed that Jungle Creatures has a free trial of a VB decompiler (that is a tool that takes an exe and creates source code from it. ref http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decompiler) Might be fun to try. Be sure to virus scan anything you download before installation: I known nothing about them. http://www.junglecreatures.com/DesktopDefault.aspx
May 27 '07 #4

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