latest free Visual Studio known to work as debugger with Multicharts.NET

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  • webradio
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    • Jul 2019
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    latest free Visual Studio known to work as debugger with Multicharts.NET

    MultiCharts.NET-ProgrammingGuide-v1.2 writes about the integration with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010/2012/Express.
    Meanwhile, the free version is "Visual Studio 2019 community" (16.1).
    I wonder if it works as debugger for MC.NET 12.0 studies and if not, what is the latest working one?

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