I'm not sure about loading up third party stuff in your solution - unsure of the consequences of rebuilding, say, someone else's interface.

This is what I do for just setting a quick breakpoint:

- In VS, open up the .cs file you want to set a breakpoint in (mmSecuritySetupForm.cs, for example)
- Set a breakpoint in your code that you know will get hit. Put breakpoints in the MM .cs file too.
- When you break on the breakpoint in your code, goto Debug | Windows | Modules. Find the .dll that your .cs file belongs to, right click, choose "reload symbols", navigate to the .pdb (same name as the .dll) and choose it. You'll see now that symbols are loaded for that object.

The only problem with this is that you have to do it every time you restart your app, so the alternative is to use the solution properties. You may need to load up a lot more than just the single Mere Mortals Framework.pdb, though, for example, if you're using something in Mere Mortals Windows Forms.dll or whatever.

Hope that's clear,
Mike

>>Here is what I am doing:
1. From Solution Properties Common Properties Folder
2. Select Debug Symbol Files
3. Click NewLine
4. Browse to C:\Program Files\Mere Mortals.NET Framework 2003\
5. Add folders: \Third Party Components\Infragistics Windows Controls and \Mere Mortals Framework

These contain both the Mere Mortals Framework Infragistics Windows Controls.pdb and Mere Mortals Framework.pdb

I have also loaded both the Framework and MMInfragistics Windows Controls projects into my solution.