I have an html page that is trying to access some css and js scripts within a dll. Some specific software, in this case a program's Print Preview, is somehow able to access and extract these files. But when I try to open in up in Microsoft Software, it states that it's unable to find the files.
"Missing file: res://\\File_Name.DLL/#30/first_style.css"
"Missing file: res://\\File_Name.DLL/#30/second_style.css"
In the html file, it has:
<link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href="res://File_Name.DLL/#30/first_style.css">
Is there a way that I can fix this? I'm unfortunately unable to download tools to decompile the DLL. Is there a way I could do it natively in Windows vanilla (no extra software)? Is there a way to tell HTML to look inside the DLL?
"Missing file: res://\\File_Name.DLL/#30/first_style.css"
"Missing file: res://\\File_Name.DLL/#30/second_style.css"
In the html file, it has:
<link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href="res://File_Name.DLL/#30/first_style.css">
Is there a way that I can fix this? I'm unfortunately unable to download tools to decompile the DLL. Is there a way I could do it natively in Windows vanilla (no extra software)? Is there a way to tell HTML to look inside the DLL?
