how do I turn off thread messages in output window

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Scott Emick

I want to be able to turn off these messages in my output window

The thread '<bla>' (0xaa4) has exited with code 0 (0x0).

When I'm debudding multi-threaded apps it can get annoying.
 
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Scott.Emick

No I am sorry I have not found an answer yet. And today i am again
doing multi-threaded debugging with 100+ threads :)

Scott
 
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Guest

After searching the discussion groups on this recently, I found a thread
indicating that it is not possible to turn this off in VS2003 and may be
possible in VS2005.
But VS2005 is still in beta and I am not ready to switch, yet.
 

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