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Although this is a very nasty bug, at least only a few of you should run into it I'm simply amazed that the ability to select from multiple methods in your application when setting a breakpoint in the debugger isn't pointed out in big, bold type as a killer feature of Visual Studio NET In fact, there's only a passing reference to the Choose Breakpoints dialog box in the MSDN documentation However, I'm very happy to toot the debugger team's horn for them As you can probably guess by this point, you don't have to go through the Choose Breakpoints dialog box if you know the class and method because you can type them 198.

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