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Visual Studio.NET 2003 problems

I have ten libraries containing classes. I can compile the lot,
but the debugger seizes up. This is a bit of a problem,
because if there are errors I won't be able to debug.
Is there a capacity limitation? Is there a solution? I am
running VS.NET under XPP on a 2.81 GHz, 512 MB ram
machine..


Nov 16 '05 #1
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