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Looks like we are getting somewhere :) - those looks very good - any other tricks that will help me ?<br />
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Thank you!!
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Looks like we are getting somewhere :) - those looks very good - any other tricks that will help me ?

Thank you!!

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or could you direct me to a EE answer that has a debugging tricks in Visual Studio - I was not able to find any ..so far
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or could you direct me to a EE answer that has a debugging tricks in Visual Studio - I was not able to find any ..so far

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Perfect, that was perfect...at-least I have a start <br />
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Thank you all
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Perfect, that was perfect...at-least I have a start

Thank you all

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Hello All,<br />
<br />
I am used to the VBA editor debugging in office application like visual basic programming... Stepping through the code lines and debugging line by line is something I do in VBA editor. But I am scared of the Visual Studio &nbsp;- Can someone outline some techniques of debugging in visual studio &nbsp;- it looks some complex to me – this is coming from the Visual Studio newbie…so please excuse….. Also I am trying to learn ASP.net from Scratch, so how do I use some common tricks to debug my code in Visual studio? Basic things that I would need to understand how my code executes and things like that….<br />
<br />
Thank you
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Hello All,

I am used to the VBA editor debugging in office application like visual basic programming... Stepping through the code lines and debugging line by line is something I do in VBA editor. But I am scared of the Visual Studio  - Can someone outline some techniques of debugging in visual studio  - it looks some complex to me – this is coming from the Visual Studio newbie…so please excuse….. Also I am trying to learn ASP.net from Scratch, so how do I use some common tricks to debug my code in Visual studio? Basic things that I would need to understand how my code executes and things like that….

Thank you

Debugging Techniques - Newbie to Visual Studio

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