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I've broken debugging in Visual Studio. I think I pressed a wrong key.

I don't know what I've done. Visual Studio used to stop when it hit an exception and now it just continues and doesn't take me to the offending code.

Does anyone know what I've pressed to turn it off? And how to turn it back on?

Thanks.

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"Debug" "Exceptions" "Break when an exception is"

Joshua  2010-07-02 03:49:01
I've looked there. I've hit the reset all button, but it's still doing the same thing.
Mike  2010-07-02 03:53:22
Ah, now its working. Thanks mate.
Mike  2010-07-02 03:54:11

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