RE: Can't single-step

Hi Larry,

Thanks for your feedback.

Can you provide a screenshot of your "Debug" menu? Does "Step Over" menu
item presented in the "Debug" menu? What is the shortcut key next to the
"Step Over" menu item?

1. If the "Step Over" menu item is not presented in the "Debug" menu, you
may add the it manually.
You may select "Tools"->"Customize..." menu option and switch to "Commands"
tabpage. In
the left listbox, you may select "Debug" item, and then find "Step Over"
item in the right side of listbox. Finally, you may drag this "Step Over"
item and move the mouse to the "Debug" menu of VS2005 IDE, then you may
drop the "Step Over" item to the position you want. I assume this will help
you to retrieve the "Step Over" window you are missing.

2. If the "Step Over" menu item is presented in the "Debug" menu, but the
shortcut key is not "F10", you may change it manually.
You may select "Tools"->"Options" menu option, and then expand
"Environment"->"Keyboard" item in the right side. After selecting the
"Keyboard" item, you may input "Debug.StepOver" in the left side textbox.
Then, in the "Shortcut for selected command", you may select "F10". If
"F10" is not presented in the dropdownlist, you may swtich the focus in
"Press shortcut keys" textbox and press "F10" key and click "Assign"
button. I assume this will help you to assign the "F10" shortcut key to the
"Step Over" item.

Also, if multiples shortcut keys in the "Debug" menu have problem, you may
give the "Reset" button of this "Environment"->"Keyboard" dialog a try.
Note: recommend to switch the dropdown list to the correct language IDE,
such as "Visual C# 2005".

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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