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Alex Berezoutsky

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Created October 31, 2012 13:59

Hi Franz,Thanks for the info. This is only possible, if some 3rd-party software is installed in the system and is using the Ctrl+T shortcut.ReSharper does not interference with dotPeek shortcuts at...
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Created April 22, 2013 09:07

Hi Jeffrey,Thanks for the suggestion, however I'm not sure that it is really a decompiler-tool feature request, since there are lots of programs for comparing files and their content. Creating a do...
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Created April 19, 2013 11:51

Hi Inge,Exception Submitter should close after exceptions are submitted; please try to verify that you have no pending exceptions. Also, submitting as registered user should help as well.Also, note...
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Created March 26, 2013 14:55

Hi Inge,dotPeek 1.1 is not yet public. We will open EAP for it and release dotPeek 1.1 when it is ready.Thanks.
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Created April 03, 2013 11:34

Hi Inge,Actually, this one is not yet implemented; however dotPeek 1.1 EAP now saves Recent Files list between sessions, so you may use 'Navigate | Recent Files' to open previously opened files you...
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Created February 13, 2013 10:52

Hello Max,If, by 'output', you mean the source code window (where the decompiled code is shown), there's no such option to switch between DEC and HEX for now.We apologize for the inconvnience. Thanks!
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Created January 29, 2013 11:29

Veronica,Unfortunately, dotPeek can decompile only .NET assemblies and *.exe files, so currently there is no possibility to decompile and show the source code for this dll.Thanks.
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Created October 24, 2012 16:17

Hi,Currently, there's no any released SDK for dotPeek. However, we are thinking about it, and, possibly, there will be such possibility in the future.Thanks.
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Created October 24, 2012 14:31

Hi,Currently, there's no any 'Compare' feature in dotPeek. We apologize for the inconvneience.Thanks.
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Created May 14, 2015 08:54

Hi,More likely, because they are not .NET executable files.Thanks.
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