SmarkWoW
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When debugging my application I noticed errors do not display as they have in the past.
In the past when I would get an error such as Subscript out of range, or something of that sort, I would be kicked back to the code where Visual Studio would highlight the code that triggered the error.
Lately the only errors that I can see are displayed in Immediate window, this makes is a little harder to debug as I cant see exactly what code is at fault.
I may have changed some settings in Visual Studio or the Project properties.
Basically, I'd like to go back to the popup window with the highlighted code method, as its easier for debugging purposed. How would I go about switching back?
Thanks for your time,
Smark
In the past when I would get an error such as Subscript out of range, or something of that sort, I would be kicked back to the code where Visual Studio would highlight the code that triggered the error.
Lately the only errors that I can see are displayed in Immediate window, this makes is a little harder to debug as I cant see exactly what code is at fault.
I may have changed some settings in Visual Studio or the Project properties.
Basically, I'd like to go back to the popup window with the highlighted code method, as its easier for debugging purposed. How would I go about switching back?
Thanks for your time,
Smark
