For the last few weeks, I've been running with Windows registry settings tweaked by the TCP Optimizer program. The TCPOptimizer.exe program sets a collection of apparently widely-known registry settings that 'open up the pipe' on the client side.

I'm currently running with Windows XP Professional. If you are running Vista, I can't help you. ;)

I was flailing around trying to find the subject menu option, and wound up finding the answer here, the essential info of which is:

Tools/Import Export Settings, Reset Settings (Don't backup if you dont want to), select general profile. You should then see the exception item on the debug menu.

Overview

The external FxCop utility is used to perform code analysis. For .NET 2.0, version 1.35 is the release candidate to use for this purpose. Visual Studio 2003 can be configured to run this tool from within its IDE. However, Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Developers embeds a version of FxCop directly into the IDE.