Better way to access break-on-exception filter when debugging in Visual Studio?

Question

I'm tired of using the eye-squinting, time-consuming Exceptions dialog in Visual Studio to turn break-on-exception filters on and off. I looked for a Visual Studio command to help automate this from the Command window, but no luck.

Does anyone have a technique for avoiding the Debug->Exceptions dialog yet get access to its functionality?

Answer 1

One of the Wintellect gurus (John Robbins) posted about customizing exception handling with macros. It provides a nice way of setting those without going into the dialog. It seems a bit slow on my machine ... although no slower than going and hunting down a specific exception in that dialog.