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code?
is there a way that i could view the code of other programs, using something like a decoder program?
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It is usually possible, but in most cases, illegal.
The process is called "reverse engineering". |
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could you recommend one of these pieces of software to me
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Do a google search for "decompiler".
Here's something to get you started URL |
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I suggest you stay away from decomiling any commercial applications, especially now that you have posted such a question in a public forum. If the company that publishes that software ever decides to go on a suing spree, guess who is guilty until proven innocent?!?
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__________________________________________________ _ Wil Moore III, MCP | Integrations Specialist | Senior Consultant Are You Listed...? | DigitallySmooth Inc. |
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odnt worry i have the permission of the author of the file and it aint no big company just a lone coder
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Funny, you'd think he'd just turn over the source code then.
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