What Happened To F5

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Derek Hart

I upgraded to VStudio 2005. Now F5 only runs the app is it was in memory,
and does not compile first. What is the quickest way to now compile and run
the app? Do I have to choose Rebuild Solution, wait, then hit F5 and wait
until it runs?

Derek
 
Derek Hart said:
I upgraded to VStudio 2005. Now F5 only runs the app is it was in memory,
and does not compile first. What is the quickest way to now compile and
run the app? Do I have to choose Rebuild Solution, wait, then hit F5 and
wait until it runs?
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* Which edition of VS are you using?

* Which developer settings did you choose?

* Which shortcuts are listed in the "Debug" menu?
 
Visual Studio 2005 Version 8.0.50727.42 (RTM .050727-4200)
I chose Visual Basic Developer Settings
Debug menu has Start Debugging (F5), Step Into (F8), Step Over (Shift F8).

How can I make this one hit of a keystroke?

Derek
 
Have you tried <CTRL> + F5? This will run without debugging, but I thought
that Debugging compiled and then ran???


Tony K.

Derek Hart said:
Visual Studio 2005 Version 8.0.50727.42 (RTM .050727-4200)
I chose Visual Basic Developer Settings
Debug menu has Start Debugging (F5), Step Into (F8), Step Over (Shift F8).

How can I make this one hit of a keystroke?

Derek
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Nope, how do I do this with one keystroke?

Derek


Tony K said:
Have you tried <CTRL> + F5? This will run without debugging, but I
thought that Debugging compiled and then ran???


Tony K.
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