Does it do the same thing if instead of breakpoints you put
Debug.WriteLine() or MessageBox.Show() statements?

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"Marcin" wrote in message
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No, that's no what I meant. That would be a normal behaviour.
What I mean is following.
1. open outlook, by default it selects first email in the default folder
2. switch to calendar, with breakpoints on the beginning, and every if
clause of SelectionChange event.
3. it continuously enters the event handler, recognises _lack_ of any
selection, exists first if clause without any action, re-enters event
handler
and so on. Exit to Outlook is only possible with disabling breakpoints.
Re-enabling them, and selecting any existing item on the calendar (item,
not
empty date), causes exactly same behaviour. Since exception handling is
in
place ... and no exception gets thrown unhandled, it seems a bit weird to
me.


Regards

MArcin