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DblClck in class view to Function Declaration or Definition ?

Occasionally, double clicking a function in a class does not take me to the
implementation, but rather to the declaration. I am using visual studio .net
version 7.1, This always seemed to work properly in vc6.
I have tried closing the solution, deleting the .ncb file & re-opening, but
that doesn't help.
Thanks
Jul 21 '05 #1
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