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Can the Debug -> Run confirmation dialog be turned off

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    Is there any way to turn off that silly dialog box that asks if you want to rebuild before starting a debug session? (I've clicked on it probably a million plus times but never said no)

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      Is there any way to turn off that silly dialog box that asks if you want to rebuild before starting a debug session? (I've clicked on it probably a million plus times but never said no)

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      Oliver Anhuth
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      Yes there is. Open the properties for your solution and select "Configuration Properties -> Configuration". On the table of projects uncheck the "Build" column. Now you will never get the message box even when your project is not upto-date. Oh, and "Build Solution" does not work any more. Oliver

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        Is there any way to turn off that silly dialog box that asks if you want to rebuild before starting a debug session? (I've clicked on it probably a million plus times but never said no)

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        Jim A Johnson
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        I donb't thnk it can be turned off. It's a bitt of stupid design, for sure. Also stupid: the dialog that appears after build errors. "There were errors! Do you want to run anyway?"

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