Antony Hi,
"The standard tool bar will have a drop down containing existing
configurations typiclaly Debug and Release. "
As far as I know, I have the 'standard' toolbar visible and there is no
dropdown/combo control on it. I did try displaying different tool bars
including the 'debug' and 'build' toolbars but nothing helped me there.
Anyway, F10, F11 and Shift/F11 being extremly useful.
Incidentally, I 'asked' the vs.2008 help for "keyboard shortcuts in VB.net"
and recieved a literal sunami of usless and unconnected articles.
When will Microsoft learn from Google.
Thank you for your time.
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>Anthony Hi,
I looked in the various parameters available for the DLL and cannot see
one
>for 'a release version of the dll'
Before I used menu Build/Build <DLLName>
Any more help????
Do you have your project and your dll project in the same solution?
The standard tool bar will have a drop down containing existing
configurations typiclaly Debug and Release. Change it to release and
build
your DLL project. Remove the project from your solution and change the
reference to is in the project you are debugging to the dlls bin\release
folder.
Personally I wouldn't bother and simply use Step Into, Step Over and Step
Out as appropriate its not like you'll not be doing that for code within a
project anyway.
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Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET