Why does DEBUG (F9) not work? How do I get it to work?

Why does DEBUG (F9) not work?

How do I get it to work?

Michael

[67 byte] By [MichaelDyrnaes] at [2007-12-16]

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# 1

Go to Start Page -> then My Profile -> then change Profile to Visual Basic Developer Smile

DotNetSteve at 2007-9-9 >

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# 2

There is no MY PROFILE option visible on the START PAGE.

Could you please provide me with more detailed information ?

Something that I can understand.

Michael

MichaelDyrnaes at 2007-9-9 >

# 3

If you are using Visual Studio .Net 2003, then you would select "Tools" from the Menu, and the choose "Options"
In the treeview on the left select the Keyboard item under the Environment folder, then change the keyboard mapping scheme to Visual Basic 6.0.
If this isn't what you are using, please let us know.
Thanks,
Tyler Free

TylerFree at 2007-9-9 >

# 4

I am using Visual Studio 2005 Enterprise Edition - Visual Basic.

I have looked for everything and I could not find the word "keyboard" anywhere under Tools and Options.

Michael

MichaelDyrnaes at 2007-9-9 >

# 5

F9 is not the standard VB layout for debug Step Into. That's a C/C++ setup
Try using a C++ template.
I could not get the keyboard buttons to change either using their instructions. However, i was able to change them.
I did it this way...
Tools->Import/Export Settings.
Reset All Settings. (save your settings if you want too)
The last step is to select the IDE layout template. Here you can choose VB (F8 will start debug StepInto), or C++, where F9 will debug,

Dustin_H at 2007-9-9 >

# 6

F9 is in the menu for Toggle Debug for Visual Studio 2005 Enterprise Edition Beta 2.

This is a Visual Basic forum. Why are you even mentioning C/C++ ?

F9 is correct for Visual Basic. I have set debug triggers all over sample code that goes over 8 buttons and two forms so far. 50 debug triggers and NOT one of them gets set off yet everything else ... every single line of code gets executed.

F5 starts the debugging and F8 allows you to STEP INTO.

Michael

MichaelDyrnaes at 2007-9-9 >

# 7

I assumed your where not making Breakpoints.... Your first comment wasn't really very descriptive. But... You are correct then. F9 is to make/remove a breakpoint, F5 to start debug and F8 to step into.
I assume since you marked your own answer as right that the reset worked?

Dustin_H at 2007-9-9 >

# 8

It is resolved now.

Thank you for your assistance.

Michael

MichaelDyrnaes at 2007-9-9 >

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