> Has anyone had any luck or any experimentation with > decrypting cfr files? It would be very helpful for when you > get an error saying that there is an error on line 733 (and > then being forced to guess which part of your report happens > to be at line 733), or for adding even more dynamic reporting > capabilities. I already tried the easy route and tried > cfdecrypt, with no avail, but from a cursory glance it looks > like the same encryption.
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