I installed Visual Studio 2003 on my new laptop, and oddly enough, "Attach to Process..." isn't in the debug menu. What's up with that? Is that possibly a part of remote debugging in setup? I mean, you can do it out of the Debug -> Processes... dialog, but that's one extra step.
Ideas?
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ctrl + alt + p = win
"Attach to process" was not in the Visual Basic editor, so it's not in Visual Studio.NET either.
What does that have to do with anything? It's a part of Visual Studio 2003, I use it on my desktop every day.
Wild guess... did you install C++ support or native debugging?
Nope... is that good or bad? I don't recall installing C++ on any of my machines, but not sure about native debug.
Mine is under "Debug -> Processes -> Attach to Process".
errr, "Attach" I mean. Not "Attach to Process"
What's the difference between Debug->Attach to Process... and what the Debug->Processes... dialog give you?
I don't remember ever having anything different to what Debug->Processes... gives me today?
in case anyone else is having a problem with this...
I looked for it for hours on my installation, it was hiding under Tools instead of Debug!