Hello all,

To begin with, I would like to say that I searched the web for an answer but
nothing really helpful came to my browser.

By default, the only way I found to debug scripts in VS was to attach said
script to a process...yes but which one ? Each process I tried sent me an
error stating a missing DLL is required and debugger can't locate it
(despite I registered it at least 20 times...figure). This is a fresh
install of Visual Studio 2005, latest build.

I am programming both in C#, VB and since I am also administrator, I would
like to build some quite complicated scripts which require debugging to fit
my needs.

Problem is : how to open a VBS file, modify it and debug it in VS 2005 ? Is
it simply possible or do I need to install another IDE to do so ?

Primal Script or Script Debugger are very good ones but since I purchased
the VS and MSDN license, I really hate to be forced to buy another license
just to debug scripts in another IDE.

Can someone help me or point me an URL explaining this ?

Regards.