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Hi,
I've installed Visual C# Express 2005 onto 2 computers: one which already
had Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed on it, and another that was a clean
installation of Windows (both are Xp Pro). If one of my applications throws
an exception when not debugging on the first computer (with VS.NET 2003), I
get a rather useful dialogue containing the name of the exception, its
message, a stack trace, and the loaded assemblies with their versions. On the
second computer (clean installation), however, all I get is the Error
Reporting dialogue saying that my application has encountered an error and
needs to close. Does anyone know how I might go about enabling the dialogue
from the first computer on the second (without installing VS.NET)?
Your help would be very much appreciated.
Reuben
I've installed Visual C# Express 2005 onto 2 computers: one which already
had Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed on it, and another that was a clean
installation of Windows (both are Xp Pro). If one of my applications throws
an exception when not debugging on the first computer (with VS.NET 2003), I
get a rather useful dialogue containing the name of the exception, its
message, a stack trace, and the loaded assemblies with their versions. On the
second computer (clean installation), however, all I get is the Error
Reporting dialogue saying that my application has encountered an error and
needs to close. Does anyone know how I might go about enabling the dialogue
from the first computer on the second (without installing VS.NET)?
Your help would be very much appreciated.
Reuben