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Differences in error handling between Design-Time and Run-Time

Hello,

I've just written, my first .NET Windows application and I've noticed that
when running my App in the design time enviroment the error handling works
like this:

Say I've gat a method called Import that opens a form frmReplace.
Import has error handling but frmReplace_Load does not.

In Design-Time enviroment if an error occurrs in frmReplace_Load the
exception passes back to Import and is handled appropriately.

HOWEVER. In the Run-Time enviroment the exception in frmReplace_Load is not
passed back to Import and an unhandled exception occurrs forcing me to quit
the app.

So my question is, how do I make the design-time behave like run-time and
vice versa??

Help me!

Nick

Nov 21 '05 #1
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