I have read in the MSDN that it is possible to open .dmp files as a VS 2005
project. However, I can´t find that type of project in my VS 2005
installation. I have installed VB.NET and C#. Do I have to install VC++ to be
able to open .dmp files?

In VS2005, I have enabled debugging of native code in a project which
includes a COM dll written in VC6. I see the symbols load for that dll in
the output window and I'm able to step through the unmanaged coded. My
problem is that most of the variables cannot be seen in the watch ...

Is there a way to do simple debugging on vbs files in VS2005?  Or...just run
the vbs file from inside the IDE?
Thanks

VS 2005 SP 1 and iTunes
I like to listen to music while working with VS 2005. it makes me feel
better;-)
Well, there is a problem with listening to iTunes while debugging an

I have a memory leak problem, but it's no ordinary memory leak. It's a 100%
manged app, all in C#. (fairly complex, about 4mb of code). However when
ever I run certain methods, such as GetProcessByName, it returns fine but
from that instant on the private bytes memory increases ...

I have a windows forms app that I can compile (debug version) and run
from the command line. However, when I try to debug it I get a variety
of exceptions thrown by the debugger:
1) If I don't have any breakpoints, I get either "An unhandled

I have a C# project with a large amount of Javascript.  The scripts
are include in the .aspx like so:
<SCRIPT language="javascript" src="myScripts.js"></SCRIPT>
When I run in debug mode Visual Studio makes the myScripts.js file

Hi guys/gals
I'm using Visual Studio .net '05 SP1 and I can't even get a simple c# form
to start from the debug menu. I'm able to build it and I can actually run it
manually from the local directory but I just can't get it to run from within

I'm using Visual Studio 2005 with SP1 on a C# project.
When I hit the F5 function key to run in debugging mode, I notice I'm
rebuilding the entire solution every time before the program run begins. This
is wasting a lot of time.

VS2005 - VC++/MFC:  most modules compiled as native. Two modules compiled as
/clr (managed). One of these two modules uses a .NET C# Windows form User
control in an MFC dialog box.
The program seems to run fine, but crashes when I exit.

I am using the Visual Studio version 8 debugger with the Microsoft symbol
server. This is great for crash dump analysis of our product in the field
since it handles the different versions of apps and dlls on the different
machines.

I'm new to VS 2005 debugging.  I'm in a situation where I need to debug a
managed C# app by first launching the process outside of VS 2005 (on my local
machine) and then trapping an exception and hooking it back into VS 2005's
debug environment.  I'm not seeing a way to do this ...

Directory Listing Denied
This Virtual Directory does not allow contents to be listed.
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When I try to run the Time Tracker Startup web site (actually any website

How to debug VB6 Activex Usercontrol (ocx) hosted in VB.Net container.
Advanced thanks for your help
Manoharan
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According to the help document in VS.NET 2005 there is an Immediate Window,
just like in MS Access. According to the online help documentation I should
be able to display the IMMEDIATE window by choosing DEBUG then WINDOWS
followed by the IMMEDIATE Window. This option does not ...