Performance Counters

Hi,

I'm developping a software, in C# 2.0 with Visual Studio 2005.

Here is my problem, I'm doing a performance counting of my exceptions
with PerfMon.exe to see the number of exceptions thrown by my soft. At
a specific action in my program, "switching tabs and gettin new data",
PerfMon indicates that 9 Exceptions are thrown, and happen every time i
switch tabs but in Debugging mode in Vs i see nothing, not a exception
throw. Could someone tell me where i can see exception thorw by the
framework?

All my exceptions in the "Exception Window" (Ctrl-Alt-E) are checked!

Thx,
Barzot

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