I tried both of them. Reflector lets you extract all the resources as
a big wad, which is no more helpful than if I hadn't extracted them at
all. Resourcer lets you add things TO a resource file, but it won't
take them out. Neither program is any help.
Unless you're talking about extracting individual resources from an embedded
resource file (as opposed to individual resource files). In that case, see
Richard's suggestion.
Unless you're talking about extracting individual resources from an
embedded resource file (as opposed to individual resource files). In
that case, see Richard's suggestion.
If you still need a tool for extracting .net resource files there is one on tecsploit including source code that will extract all resources as individual files, it worked well for me when I needed to extract some reports from a .net assembly
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