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In VS 2013<br />
When I click on the Start menu button<br />
The process runs fine and steps through each &quot;node&quot;<br />
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Is there a way... since I need to demo this and explain what is going on...<br />
To &quot;Pause&quot; at each step? As in a regular vb code page in Debug Mode?<br />
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In VS 2013
When I click on the Start menu button
The process runs fine and steps through each "node"

Is there a way... since I need to demo this and explain what is going on...
To "Pause" at each step? As in a regular vb code page in Debug Mode?



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