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to open .EXE source code

 
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Hi all;
Could someone tell me how to open a source code of .EXE file? What tool should i use for on windows-nt?
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Hi tonic,
We have a naming policy here at JavaRanch where all publicly displayed names take the form, "Firstname surname". Could you please change yours to bring it into line?
Thanks in advance and we hope that you enjoy your stay at the ranch!
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I'm going to move this to "General Computing" this doesn't have anything to do with J2EE.
 
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EXE files are not Source Code, they are byte code that is specific to the Operating System you are on. You can use a Hex editor to view the byte code but, your probably not going to see anything that will be useful.
 
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