.net debugging with ie7 is becoming painful!

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my ie7 throws a 'page cannot be found' error when I leave my asp.net
application no a debugging line.
it gives me about 30 seconds worth of debug time before it throws that
message and then when i am done with my debugging and press play to
resume the application, ie7 wont render the webpage because it 'could
not find the page'

ie6 never did this? Is there a settign in ie7 I have to turn on/off?

As you can imagine, tryign to debug large asp.net applications within
30 seconds becomes frustrating at the least.


Thank you,
 
my ie7 throws a 'page cannot be found' error when I leave my asp.net
application no a debugging line.
it gives me about 30 seconds worth of debug time before it throws that
message and then when i am done with my debugging and press play to
resume the application, ie7 wont render the webpage because it 'could
not find the page'

ie6 never did this? Is there a settign in ie7 I have to turn on/off?

As you can imagine, tryign to debug large asp.net applications within
30 seconds becomes frustrating at the least.

Thank you,
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Have no problems with IE7

If it's a "user-friendly" "page cannot be found" message, try to
disable this option in Tools - Internet Options - Advance. It should
give a real error message then
 
Have no problems with IE7

If it's a "user-friendly" "page cannot be found" message, try to
disable this option in Tools - Internet Options - Advance. It should
give a real error message then
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That option is already disabled.

IE 7 will display the error after a specific amount of time (roughly
30 seconds) so if I leave the debug statement on any valid statement
and leave it paused, IE 7 will still throw the error.


The only way I can think about the behaviour is that the debug thread
is not blocking IE7's processing thread if that makes any sense at
all.
 
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