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[carb]

Everything was working fine. I went to run a server program that would show the IP address in the output window of Visual Studio (Ctrl-Alt-O). But this evening it stopped showing the IP with no changes to the code. I can still turn the onboard LED from the Internet. I changed to a program that read temperature from a TMP36 sensor and displayed the temperature with a Debug.Print("Centigrade: " & tmp.ToString("N2") & "° C. Farenheit: " & FTemp.ToString("N2") & "° F.") The Output window was showing the current temperature every 10 seconds now, nothing. Any ideas? Thanks, Chuck

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[Chris Walker]

Hi Chuck, It's possible to redirect Debug.Print statements to another window. Have you made any changes in the IDE? Have you checked your other windows? Chris

[carb]

Chris thanks for the help, your reply put me on the right path.

The problem was somehow I got a check box checked, although I don't know how. It was located in an area that was hidden so I don't think I could of changed it.

The debugging portion was hidden from view until I checked show all settings in the bottom left hand corner, anyway all is well again.

If someone else has the problem ... here is the solution,
Under Tools | Options | Debugging | General There is an option "Redirect all Output Window text to the Immediate Window", un-checking the box sends the output to the ouput window.


Thanks,
Chuck