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James J. Foster #1
Re: Debugging asp.net applications...?
I run my ASP.NET web applications on my local machine. Using Visual
Studio.NET, you can step through the code line-by-line as in a desktop
application. You tell Visual Studio which page to use as the Start-up Page,
and it loads an instance of Internet Explorer starting at that page.
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"Onur Bozkurt" <destek@atmbilgi.com> wrote in message
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