Start the app using Ctrl-F5 rather than F5, this will hold hte console window open. F5 attaches the debugger so it expects to hit a breakpoint (thats why it doesn't keep the console window open)
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Firstly I am not after a programatic solution (e.g. Console.ReadLine() or a
Loop construct).
I am trying to find an option in the IDE to pause on exit. For instance with
the SharpDevelop IDE there is a checkbox to do this, but I cant find it in
VS2003 -but I will be surprised if it doesnt have one.
....So where is it??