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Adding your own .NET exceptions to Visual Studio

Posted Monday, January 09, 2006 1:01 PM | 0 Comments

You can easily add your own exceptions into Visual Studio so that you do not need to add them in each time into your project when debugging your code.I have only checked this against Visual Studio 2003, but it looks like it would works the same in Visual Read More

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