Ok, confession time: I've never had to un-compile a Foxpro .exe file. I've
prided myself on doing a pretty good job of backing up and protecting my
source code. Until today when I ran into a situation with a client who has
an application I last compiled in 2018. At some point after that
compilation, I must have accidently deleted one of the forms used by the
application. I still have a previous copy of the form from 2016, but there
changes made in between. I've checked every backup I have and apparently the
deletion must have occurred more than a year ago.
I was aware that ReFox exists and since I do have the 2018 version of the
compiled application, I figured I would try ReFox to extract the form so I
could edit the 2016 version of the form to update the old version to the
latest version.
However, every time I try to download the latest version of Refox, it gets
either blocked by my browser or it immediately gets deleted by my antivirus
even though I've told both to allow the download. So my question is this: Is
ReFox the way to go or is there another way I can accomplish this?
Thanks in advance!
Paul H. Tarver
Tarver Program Consultants, Inc.
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