Some C++ developers use exceptions as a means to control the flow of their code rather than as a means to report and handle true exceptions, and many libraries that are part of the OS do this. In the case you mentioned, and many others I've encountered in URL resource loading, it's often best to not break on C++ exceptions except where you can focus the breakpoints, or you'll got lots of spurious encounters. -- Gary L. Wade http://www.garywade.com/
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