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  • cj

    #1

    disassembly tab?

    Recently for no apparent reason VB 2003 has been opening a Disassembly
    tab along with Form1.Vb, Start Page, etc. The Disassembly tab has in it
    Address and a text box followed by (Enter an address to view
    disassembly.) Where is this coming from? What is making it appear?
    I'm working on just a standard windows application. No web stuff.
  • Linda Liu [MSFT]

    #2
    RE: disassembly tab?

    Hi,

    Thank you for posting.

    The feature of the Disassembly window is available only if address-level
    debugging is enabled on the Options dialog box, Debugging node. In this
    case, when the program is running with debugging(press F5) or in break
    mode, you can open the Disassembly window. To display the Disassembly
    window, choose Windows and click Disassembly from the Debug menu.

    If you displayed the Disassembly window when the program was running with
    debugging or in break mode last time, this window will appear automatically
    when the program is running with debugging next time.

    If you close the Disassembly window when the program is running with
    debugging, this window won't appear automatically next time.

    If you have anything unclear, don't hesitate to let me know.



    Sincerely,
    Linda Liu
    Microsoft Online Community Support

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    • Linda Liu [MSFT]

      #3
      RE: disassembly tab?

      Hi Chris,

      The Disassembly tab is used for debugging and only available when the
      program is running with debugging(press F5) or in break mode.

      When the program is running with debugging or in break mode, you can open
      the Disassembly tab by selecting Debug menu, Windows menuitem and clicking
      Disassembly menuitem.

      If you open the Disassembly tab when the program is running with debugging
      last time, the Disassembly tab will appear automatically when the program
      is running with debugging next time.

      You can refer to the following link for more information on how to use
      Disassembly window:

      http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...95(d=ide).aspx

      Hope this helps.
      If you have anything unclear, please don't hesitate to let me know.


      Sincerely,
      Linda Liu
      Microsoft Online Community Support

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