VC++ 6 Debugging Q

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While debugging in VC++ 6 is there a way to make VC show only your code and skip over everything else? All the stuff in the standard header files and all of the assembly it seems compelled to show me, I don't really need to know, because I think that by know I can assume that all that stuff works, and really, telling me at what point in the assembly my program stopped won't really help a whole lot :D. Anyone know how?
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Well, it's not a problem to me if I use F10 and F11 to decide to run over or run into. Just run over any code which is not from you..

And use the call stack whenever you break in some assembly code to come back..

Visual Studio .NET will automatically warns you if it reaches assembly code and allow you not to see it though..

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