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Also make sure the projects are in Debug config.
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Also make sure the projects are in Debug config.

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I have two projects. &nbsp;Project #1 is a DLL that is used by Project #2. &nbsp;When I first started on the project I was using Visual Studio 2005. &nbsp;Fast forward, that computer crashed, and I had to get a new one. &nbsp;And now I'm running Visual Studio 2010 (Not because of it's a new computer, but I needed better Multi Threading debugging tools.) &nbsp;<br />
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When I first started developing on these projects, I had both projects open and I would write code. &nbsp;I would then run project #2, and if there was any bad code in Project #1 that caused an error, Prioject #2 would magically open up the source file from Project #2 and show me the error in Visual Studio 2005. &nbsp;My guess is that I had a debugging setting on or off that allowed this that does not turned on by default in 2010. &nbsp;Does anyone know what setting allows this feature of debugging?<br />
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Thanks
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I have two projects.  Project #1 is a DLL that is used by Project #2.  When I first started on the project I was using Visual Studio 2005.  Fast forward, that computer crashed, and I had to get a new one.  And now I'm running Visual Studio 2010 (Not because of it's a new computer, but I needed better Multi Threading debugging tools.)  

When I first started developing on these projects, I had both projects open and I would write code.  I would then run project #2, and if there was any bad code in Project #1 that caused an error, Prioject #2 would magically open up the source file from Project #2 and show me the error in Visual Studio 2005.  My guess is that I had a debugging setting on or off that allowed this that does not turned on by default in 2010.  Does anyone know what setting allows this feature of debugging?

Thanks

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