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How do you configure Visual Studio 2008 to launch the Redgate .Net Reflector from a right click on an assembly in the references section in the solution explorer? I have it set up at the office to do this, so I know it’s possible.
I do have ReSharper installed but I don’t think this is ReSharper functionality.
UPDATE
This is the functionality I’m looking for…
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Do you have Reflector 6 or 5?
If you have 5, then you need TestDriven.Net.
If you have 6 you don’t need TestDriven but you will need to right click on the refence -> View in Object Browser, then right click on the assembly and choose Open in .Net Reflector
v 6 also added the integration in the code editor of VS, so you can right click on an object’s name and choose Open in .Net Reflector … which may actually be used more than looking at the whole assembly (via the object browser).