amhigh
March 1st, 2003, 11:29 AM
Hi, Everyone:
I have just move from Visual Studio 6.0 to .NET, and the first question I am facing -- when I create a project, and I try to build the project. I compile OK (no error, no warning). Yet, when I try to make it run (by press F5), it pops up a dialog and saying I am not in the "Debugger Users". Even I don't want to debug the code (make it a release version), still I got the same message while I try to run it. I don't want to do the remore debug, I simply want it executes! Does is a "have to" (to be a debugger user) or I can do any other setting? I check the help menu, and it seems say unless I want to do the Remote stuff, otherwise, as long as I am in the Users group, it should be enough for me to run the code in my machine (I have put the "Everyone" in the Users group in my XP machine).
Thanks for any help. Sorry for this stupid question.
I have just move from Visual Studio 6.0 to .NET, and the first question I am facing -- when I create a project, and I try to build the project. I compile OK (no error, no warning). Yet, when I try to make it run (by press F5), it pops up a dialog and saying I am not in the "Debugger Users". Even I don't want to debug the code (make it a release version), still I got the same message while I try to run it. I don't want to do the remore debug, I simply want it executes! Does is a "have to" (to be a debugger user) or I can do any other setting? I check the help menu, and it seems say unless I want to do the Remote stuff, otherwise, as long as I am in the Users group, it should be enough for me to run the code in my machine (I have put the "Everyone" in the Users group in my XP machine).
Thanks for any help. Sorry for this stupid question.