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  <title>AssemblyInfo</title>
  <page>AssemblyInfo.html</page>
  <url>AssemblyInfo.zip</url>
  <version>2.2.0.0</version>
  <date>20/09/2008</date>
  <intro>
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      <p>Have you ever come across an assembly file you wanted to know as much as 
      possible about, without running it? Have you ever had problems with deployment, 
      because you weren't sure what version of a DLL you copied on a machine? How do 
      you tell the difference between a 32 bit and 64 bit assembly anyway?</p>
      <p>AssemblyInfo is a <a href="http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/">.NET Reflector</a>
      Add-in that gives you all of this information and a lot more. It adds an 
      additional language to Reflector, showing most of the information at the level
      of the module, and it works for unmanaged exe's and dll's as well.</p>
      <p>Three new windows show native imports and exports, and P/Invoke imports.</p>
      <p>AssemblyInfo also works as a command line tool, and it provides a public API
      to use in your own .NET programs.</p>
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  </intro>
  <whatsnew>Version 2.2 has some new features and a bug fix in the P/Invoke Imports window.</whatsnew>
  <blog>
    <post id="31">AssemblyInfo Updated</post>
    <post id="27">AssemblyInfo and Paint.NET Effects Updated</post>
    <post id="24">New Reflector add-in: AssemblyInfo</post>
    <post id="23">AssemblyInfo Updated</post>
    <post id="21">Free Tool: AssemblyInfo</post>
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