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szie of display fields using the visual studio .net debug windows

When I am using Visual Studio.net in the debug mode, I want to be able to
increase the size of values that can be displayed. For example when using the
"watch" or other debug windows, I know I want to see a field that is 8k.
However, the size of the display is truncated somehow. I want to be able to
see the entire field so that I can copy and paste the results to notepad.
What would I need to do increase the size of the debug windows?

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