Darren,
There is a work-around that I use frequently. Whenever you are at a
breakpoint, you can use the "Immediate" window to execute any arbitrary line
of code; so: copy the line that doesn't work, edit it in the Immediate
window, execute it in the Immediate window, then drag the "Next Statement"
pointer past the offending line of code and continue with Step Over or
whatever.
Gavin
"Darren Gulliver" <gu************@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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In VB6 you could change your code while in debug. But in VB.NET I'm told
it is read only can this be changed? A bit annoying if you have to keep
stopping the app to make your changes then start it up again to see if it
works.
Regards
Darren