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Why would it help to know why I wanted it turned off?<br />
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I had tried as you suggest, setting the background color to the same as the background of the editor, but with that, the syntax coloring is still lost.
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Might not be possible to do this.
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In Visual Studio/C#, I would like the change the behavior of text highlighting of a breakpoint. In particular, I would like the text not to change at all. I see that using <i>Tools-&gt;Options-&gt;Environmen<wbr />t-&gt;Fonts and Colors</i> that I can change the highlighting, but not turn it off. How do I do this?
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In Visual Studio/C#, I would like the change the behavior of text highlighting of a breakpoint. In particular, I would like the text not to change at all. I see that using Tools->Options->Environment->Fonts and Colors that I can change the highlighting, but not turn it off. How do I do this?

Change breakpoint highlight

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