The Debug page of the Project Designer is used to set properties for debugging behavior.
To access the project's Debug page, right-click on a project node in Solution Explorer, then select Properties. When the Project Designer appears, click the Debug tab.
The following options allow you to select the configuration and platform to display or modify.
Specifies which configuration settings to display or modify. The settings can be Active (Debug) (this is the default), Debug, Release, or All Configurations.
Specifies which platform settings to display or modify. The default setting is Active (Any CPU).
This section indicates the item to start when the application is debugged.
Select this radio button to specify that the executable (for Windows Application and Console Application projects) should be started when the application is debugged. This option is selected by default.
Select this radio button to specify that a specific external program should be started when the application is debugged.
Select this radio button to specify that a particular URL should be accessed when the application is debugged.
In this text box, enter the command-line arguments to use for debugging.
In this text box, enter the directory from which the project will be launched. Or, click the Browse button (...) to select a directory.
This option specifies whether debugging of native code is supported. Select this check box if you are making calls to COM objects, or if you start a custom program written in native code that calls your project and you need to debug the native code. Clear this check box to disable debugging of unmanaged code. This option is cleared by default.