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Cannot create/shadow copy 'File Name' when that file already exists: The two common errors are Cannot create/shadow copy 'File Name' when that file already exists. Usually get this message usually when in a debug/edit/debug cycle after successfully building a C# solution and pressing F5 to debug it. Exception Details: Read More...
Posted 09 June 08 02:34 by Tom | 2 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, IIS, Visual Studio
Useful Debugging tools from CodePlex: So I was looking around CodePlex the other day and I came across some really useful tools up there that I thought I would share. Not all of these will apply to everyone, but they can be really useful things and I would recommend you to check them Read More...
Posted 15 May 08 04:13 by Tom | 8 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, IIS, .NET, Visual Studio
Debugging .NET Framework Source Code: I am not sure how many people are familiar with the .NET Reference Source project, but if you do a lot of debugging of .NET code, chances are that you have had a situation where you wanted to be able to step into the .NET Source from within Visual Studio. Read More...
Posted 13 May 08 08:45 by Tom | 2 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, IIS, .NET, Code, Visual Studio
Debugging videos anyone?: I am considering creating some videos showing some debugging tips. My original idea is to create short videos that just some doing some specific things. So not full debug sessions, but rather specific parts. So that when you are debugging, Read More...
Posted 04 April 08 02:47 by Tom | 29 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, IIS, .NET, Visual Studio, Silverlight, Videos
Having problems with Visual Studio or .NET?: If you are having issues with Visual Studio or the .NET Framework, but you don't want to create a case with Microsoft Support, there is another option for you. So first, if you are having a critical issue or need the issue looked at quickly to get to Read More...
Posted 15 February 08 10:45 by Tom | 2 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, Crash, .NET, Visual Studio, Microsoft

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