Well, not exactly. You can crack it using MSIL dissassembler. Just disassemble the code, copy/paste it, or remove the few lines that check for the calling assembly and save the dll files. Yes, it isn't that easy, but it's still doable. If you are not expecting hardcore persistant crackers to hut your application, it would be a nice way of protecting someone from using your code by referencing. Another way to protect your program from being used by reflection also could be the Dotfuscator. It's a small freeware tool to obfuscate your cde against disassembling. Still crackable, but a bit harder.
Regards:rose:
