Re: my.settings frustration
I can't say that I have an answer as to why you are getting this behavior, but I can tell you that I am using My.Settings in debug without it behaving in the way you describe. Therefore, it suggests that you are doing something that you are either not intending, or not realizing.
Re: my.settings frustration
They are usually tied to a version number. Are you incrementing the version of your app?
Re: my.settings frustration
I'm not knowingly changing the version.. maybe there is some setting
that changes on every run ? hmmm...
Re: my.settings frustration
It shouldn't. They did in VS2003 but starting with 2005 the default version number is 1.0.0.0 and won't change unless you change it.