Hi Bobh,

Thanks for the support very well said about the docs!! 

It's top of the list now that I think we have a stable Arduino 1.5.5-r2. The rapid changes in Arduino over the past year or two and also in Visual Micro have left little time for documentation which has been a huge frustration.

Supporting the free tool and the forum also takes a huge amount of time so charging for the debugger might hopefully start to pay for some help. In a dream early on I hoped that a user or two with good writing skills would volunteer but I think the problem is that Arduino is too much fun 

One other problem is the sheer volume of different levels of user. From never used an Ide before, never used Arduino before, never used windows before, never used a debugger before, don't know what a breakpoint is all the way up to rockets scientists who really know c++ and the processors (which by the way I don't)

All the pages of visualmicro.com have a link to the youtube debugger overview. That was an initial attempt at making some sort of combined overview for the debugger. Fortunately a couple of users have created sets of youtube tutorials which are (as of a few days ago) also linked on every page of visualmicro.com.

So as you can see I have lost all perspective of what anyone needs to know when the come to use Visual Micro and or the debugger. I know what we have isn't good enough but it would be very much appreciated if you could give an overview of your struggle points.

Thanks very much, I hope more users can also comment.

Thanks that's much appreciated.

One thing to ask is if you can see the tool tips below each "tools>options>visual Micro" and below each project property? I know they only help if you go through each properties (so doesn't replace a reference) but the size of the windows can cause some users not to see these tip pane?

Also can you give any idea of the sort of reference you would find useful. What are you tying to do, a few examples would help.

Thanks