Whenever I press pause, it goes to Application.Run(), because the main
thread is sleeping, while the worker thread is going.

Zytan

"Zytan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Whenever I press pause, it goes to Application.Run(), because the main
> thread is sleeping, while the worker thread is going.

After you press Pause, from within Visual Studio, open the Threads
window (Debug->Windows->Threads). in this window, double-click on the thread
you want to see.

> After you press Pause, from within Visual Studio, open the Threads
> window (Debug->Windows->Threads). in this window, double-click on the thread
> you want to see.

Alberto, 'Threads' is not an option in that menu. I have C# 2005
Express. Is that why?

Thanks!

Zytan

> After you press Pause, from within Visual Studio, open the Threads
> window (Debug->Windows->Threads). in this window, double-click on the thread
> you want to see.

This option is not available in C# 2005 Express, unfortunately. But,
thanks.

Zytan

"Zytan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> After you press Pause, from within Visual Studio, open the Threads
>> window (Debug->Windows->Threads). in this window, double-click on the
>> thread
>> you want to see.
>
> Alberto, 'Threads' is not an option in that menu. I have C# 2005
> Express. Is that why?

Sorry, I am using the full version of Visual Studio. I wasn't aware that
you were using Express , or that the Threads window is not available in that
version.