Sometimes life can get so busy, you don't have time for it...
Taking my 5th exam today, and it's been a interesting experience so far. While I would like to pass, these exams are almost just as valuable for showing in areas
you need to learn a little more about. One of the interesting things about the beta exams is course that there are no books around for them. So, all you can do
is to go through the list of topics on MS website, and ensure that you have worked with a bit of all of it.
I do wonder, if during the review stage of a exam, a question is identified to be 'questionable', does that question also get removed from any other exam it's
used in.
Still having big problems with Visual Studio 2005 when trying to debug applications.
I've started getting:
Function evaluation disabled because a previous function evaluation timed out. You must continue execution to reenable function evaluation.
when I try to look at variables values. It seems that when you are stepping through code, something can get corrupted, causing Visual Studio to sort of stop
doing anything.
When I hit F10 (Step over) ona simple line of code, the program never returns control. But if I hit 'Break All', I get control back and it's still on that 1 line.
If I then try to continue running, it again freezes. Hitting 'Break All' again, just disables the 'Break All' option..
This just gets more irratating, it now lost my debugging symbols while I was debugging my program. I stepped into a function, and it forgot where it was &
what it was doing..
Have gone to a couple of presentations recently regarding WCF & WPF which have been interesting. It's obvious MS is working hard in the developer
community to interest as many people as possible. And it does look very good. It's going tobe very interesting to watch this.
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