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Walkthrough: Debug a WPF window or Windows Form without running your application [Video]
Most Windows GUI applications share a common trait. They all have multiple forms and/or dialogs. In the screenshot below, this simple application alone has four WPF windows.
If I want to debug the main window, that's easy. I just press F5 and the main window or form starts up. However, if I want to debug one of windows or dialogs that are displayed as a result of clicking a button in my application, it requires m...
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