In Visual C++ I can use watch modifiers to look differently at variables.
Looking at a n integer in hex is easy by adding ",x" after the variable.  
When working in C# its very hard to find out the integer value of an
enumeration of to look at a GUID in a readable format (although ...

I have to debug an exe with the VS studio .NET environment.  but first my
exe has to be started using another exe.  So I arranged my project properties
to start this first exe. Doing so, my breakpoints are not working.
It seems that the debugger cannot attach itself to my program ...

Yesterday it all worked... today I can't start a single application from
VS?!?
I can compile, and run the compiled executable manually, but when trying to
run from within VS the application never shows.

After reinstaling my pc (thanks to spyware...) I
relocated my Visual Studio projects to :\inetpub\wwwroot.
I can open the project, but I do get a message that the
project is not suited for debugging. (setting: debug=true)

When using the VS.net 2003 debugger to step thru a multithreaded C#
application (on a thread that's being called via .net remoting), if you have
object properties (that is, properties that execute code) in the watch
window, you will notice that the debugger single-steps very ...

I also am experiencing remote debugging problems.  If I debug the same
application in my local IIS it works fine with no problems 100% of the time.
I have a remote development server that is currently running Windows 2003
Server and IIS 6.  I create a small test project that ...

In VS.NET 2003, the debugger hangs while I am stepping "F-10" through my code
making various calls.  
I have exceptions in managed code set to stop when, in most cases,
exceptions are thrown but the rest stop if not handled.  

When trying to debug my asp.net application the following
error appears:
Error while trying to run project. unable to start
debugging on the web server.

Maybe I'm hoping against hope, but is it possible to retrieve line numbers
from exceptions raised by assemblies that have been built in release mode?
Would turning on line numbering in VS .Net's Tools-->Options menu be of any
use, or is this an idea that just won't happen?

I'm trying to debug ASP.NET using VB.  I'm able to attach manually and I can
debug by logging into terminal serivces.  I cannot get the automatic
attatchment to work.
I'm running XP Pro on the client.

Can someone tell me how I can view the contents of a collection when in
debug mode?
For example, I working with a dataset and when the app stops at a breakpoint
I'd like to see what is actually in the Tables collection of the dataset. I

When I click the start toolbarbutton for my VB.NEt Windows app I get the
following:
There were build error, continue?
When I click yes the application works fine. However the debug erros still

Aloha All,
I am at wits end with the debugger.  I have reloaded VS 2003.net,
reinstalled the .Framework 1.1, checked all the permissions in IIS and as far
as I can tell everything is in order.  I uninstalled 2005 Beta and I have

When I attempt to attach a running process (w3wp.exe), I guess to a solution
I have open, it won't let me attach it.  The error I get is: "Unable to
attach to the process.  Access is denied."
I'm trying to get this attached so I can debug in my solution.  When I try

I have a problem for which I am unable to find a solution myself. The
scenario is like this:
We have a slow-starting application (that has a VBA sub-system which
works the same as Word's VBA) for which we develop applications in VBA.