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C# NUnit Code Coverage

I am using NUnit to test my C# code, and I was wondering how I could find out what code I have and have not tested.
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There is also this open source project, but I think that this has stopped being developed (Last Update: Jun 15 2004). I did use this project in my earlier projects and it worked fine, now I am using the version that CuteBug is referencing and it seems to have more features.

http://ncover.sourceforge.net/

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Can these be used in with my NUnit tests? If so how?
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Is there any chance somebody here could help me set it up the Graphical NCoverExplorer? I am having lots of problem setting it up because the documentation on the website is not great.
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I think I finally figured out how to do the command args properly... and it correctly shows which lines have been executed and which have not. Thanks a lot for the help
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What do these other tools, such as CruiseControl, NAnt ... specialize in that this NCover can't do? Looking at the interface, it did quite a good job finding which lines got executed and which didn't.
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Thanks a lot, works like a charm