Hi,
The subject line says it all; I have an open source plugin here for Miranda IM, 
and I'm trying to do a nice thing for the community and recompile it for the 
latest version of the application, for it's not been updated since 2009, and it 
most definitely has never  worked with 64 bit  builds of Miranda.  So now I'm 
really curious what this means: I load the dll in ILSpy, and boom, it allows me 
to save the code either as a .csproj file or as a plain .cs source file, which 
of course I chose the latter considering I want to place the source into a new 
class library project in Visual Studio and recompile it under the any CPU 
option so that it will work with both versions of Miranda IM.  But I'm rather 
curious why ILSpy allowed me to see the C# output very nicely like it's 
supposed to, though when I put it into Ildasm to see if I got the same positive 
results, I got the following error instead:
"this file has no valid exacutable header and cannot be disassembled."
What was going on there?  Is that normal?  Thanks.  

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