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A WinForm. NET program written some time ago. Because many library files have been referenced, but these library files have recently corrected some bugs and algorithms. However, the main program file has not been changed. So it is not like re-compiling the main program. So we copied all the new DLL files to the running

A WinForm. NET program written some time ago. Because many library files have been referenced, but these library files have recently corrected some bugs and algorithms. However, the main program file has not been changed. So it is not like re-compiling the main program. So we copied all the new DLL files to the running

Code highlighting produced by Actipro CodeHighlighter (freeware)http://www.CodeHighlighter.com/--> Sometimes we need to hide Program Some of the resources, such as the game, can only see the picture after the pass, then the picture must be hidden, otherwise you can see your picture without playing this game.This article describes how to hide a file (such as a video or Word document) to a DLL, and then export the image as needed in the program. Step

A WinForm. NET program written a few days before the program. Because there are a lot of references to library files, these libraries have recently been fixed with bugs and algorithms. But the main program file is not changed. So it's not like recompiling the main program. So you copy all the new version of the DLL file to the running directory, you want the main program to directly call the new version of

shorter and more difficult to crack. Then generate a console Program (or other programs), load it using appdomain. Load (byte []), and run it. Well... Such a shell program is ready. However, a friend may have a headache after trying it. This method can only load one program and cannot contain other DLL and resource files required by the program. What should we do? Hey, it's easy. Generate the resource a

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