I am using Visual Studio 2003 and am having an issue with the Exceptions
Dialog Box.  The list of exceptions only includes the "common language
runtime exceptions" tree, the other trees are missing, such as "Win32
exceptions".

I have a working ASP.NET application with debugging enabled in web.config:
<compilation defaultLanguage="js" debug="true"/>
I can attach to the application (aspnet_wp.exe process) from Visual
Studio.NET 2003, and hit a breakpoint when I insert a "debugger" statement in

I have a compiled activex dll written in VB6. I'm using Vs studio 2003 to
debug a classic ASP Application (not asp.net). I've compiled and registered
the dll with complus following the recommended practice of using "no
optimization/create symbolic debug info and binary ...

I run Visual Studio as a regular user on my workstation and I have so far
been unable to successfully debug an ASP.NET application.  I'm logged in with
my domain account, which is also in the VS Developer and Debugger groups, but
when I go to run with debugging, I get the ...

I'm using MSVC++ .NET 2003 (C++, not C#) and the DIA SDK.
I can parse the symbol tree to find a function of interest, and
determine it's paramater types, like so:
static void __cdecl ZPostShot(float, D3DXVECTOR3&, D3DXVECTOR3&, int);

I can no longer get datatips to show up when I mouse over a variable when I'm
debugging.  Things had been working fine for ages, but something has been
clobbered.
Where are the settings for this stuff?

Hi, I would like to know if there is any way in registry settings or
somewhere else, where I can set the default debugger for VC6 and .NET.
I have a VC6 compiled application but when I try to debug it is going
to .NET debugger which I would like to avoid.

I've neven been able to get conditional breakpoints to work consistently
with Visual Studio. This morning I could not get them to work and so I
cooked up a very simple case and was suprised I could not get them to
trigger.  Consider this program:

I've just changed machines from a Windows XP SP1 machine to a Windows XP SP2
machine, and I'm no longer able to remote debug an VS2003 ASP.NET
application.  I get the error "Unable to start debugger: Access is denied".  
Debugging works fine from the old machine - both are logged ...