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    Werries
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    I've got a HUGE problem! Sometimes when I load up my visual studio project and want to start the project Visual Studio just shuts down! When I finally get my project to start (by opening the project again and try to start it again for several times) I can stop the program and start it again without any problems, but when I close my project and reopen it the whole story starts all over again. What can possibly generate such an error? And it happens only on one specific project. A programmer's life is good... or is it?? Ek dink nie so nie! -- modified at 9:16 Saturday 24th June, 2006

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      I've got a HUGE problem! Sometimes when I load up my visual studio project and want to start the project Visual Studio just shuts down! When I finally get my project to start (by opening the project again and try to start it again for several times) I can stop the program and start it again without any problems, but when I close my project and reopen it the whole story starts all over again. What can possibly generate such an error? And it happens only on one specific project. A programmer's life is good... or is it?? Ek dink nie so nie! -- modified at 9:16 Saturday 24th June, 2006

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      What is a UGE problem? Best, Jun

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        What is a UGE problem? Best, Jun

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        Sorry, that was a spell error… A programmer's life is good... or is it?? Ek dink nie so nie!

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          I've got a HUGE problem! Sometimes when I load up my visual studio project and want to start the project Visual Studio just shuts down! When I finally get my project to start (by opening the project again and try to start it again for several times) I can stop the program and start it again without any problems, but when I close my project and reopen it the whole story starts all over again. What can possibly generate such an error? And it happens only on one specific project. A programmer's life is good... or is it?? Ek dink nie so nie! -- modified at 9:16 Saturday 24th June, 2006

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          Rather weired problem :confused: Have you checked if any project files have write-protection? Best, Jun

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            I've got a HUGE problem! Sometimes when I load up my visual studio project and want to start the project Visual Studio just shuts down! When I finally get my project to start (by opening the project again and try to start it again for several times) I can stop the program and start it again without any problems, but when I close my project and reopen it the whole story starts all over again. What can possibly generate such an error? And it happens only on one specific project. A programmer's life is good... or is it?? Ek dink nie so nie! -- modified at 9:16 Saturday 24th June, 2006

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            In times when a control creates a huge error (often due to stack overflows or null reference exceptions), I have found that if you close the IDE and rename the code file that the IDE was designing the IDE will claim the code file is missing from the solution and will not load the code that was causing the problem. Then you simply need to rename the code file back to the original and then debug what could be causing such a HUGE problem. This is common when I create user controls that need to be tested through the IDE.

            Regards, 1tg46 Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.

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