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This seems like a bit of a strange one. Can you check that 'C:\xxx\xxxPlugin\bin\Release\xxxPlugin.dll' exists? Please can you send your {sa}proj file to support @ red-gate.com with F0037043 in the subject line.
To determine if an assembly is protected or not, you could try using reflector or another de-compiler to view the code in question.
I notice you're also on v5.0.0.284, you may want to consider running the check for updates. 5.1 has been out for a couple of weeks and fixes a couple of nasty bugs.
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I am using VS2008 sp1. The target dll is a .net 3.0 project.