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I'm using Visual Studio 2008 Professional, and I have it set (via Control Panel\Sound) to play a particular sound when a Breakpoint is hit. That works just fine for debugging Win32 desktop programs, and also works just fine for debugging VisualGDB programs running on STM32 microcomputers. However, when I am "Remote Debugging" a (Native Mode) Windows CE program over an ethernet connection I get no sound at all when a breakpoint is hit. This drives me crazy, because I'm usually looking at the HMI device running the Windows CE program, and it appears to have "locked up" when it really just hit a breakpoint. I figured there would be some setting in Tools\Options\Device Tools that would allow me to specify a "remote breakpoint" sound setting, but NO JOY. So, does anyone know how to do this? Does anyone know for a fact that this CANNOT be done?

-E. Nicholas Cupery

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