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    Immediate Window In VB.Net

    hi,
    In VB6, we have Immediate Window.
    In VB.Net how to open Immediate window?

    please help me.
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    From the main menu select:

    View>Other Windows>Command Window

    type the command 'immed'

    This puts the window in immediate mode, type '>cmd' to put it back in command mode.

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    Thanks
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    Just found a shortcut...

    The find combo box on the standard toolbar is actually a Command Window. If you type '>immed' in the find combo, it will display the main Command Window for you in immediate mode!

    In fact you can even set breakpoints in the find combo, just type the name of a method in the format 'Class.Method' press F9 and a breakpoint will be set on that method!!!

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    And yet another way to do it (and this will let you have a command window AND an immediate window open) is to go to the debug menu >> windows >> immediate.

    I don't have VS.NET on this machine, but it's something along those lines. I can't remember if you have to be in debug mode to do it, but I don't think so.
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