title: How can I force VB6 to enter the debugger from the execution of a program without a break point?
body: <p>I'm trying to watch the execution of a VB6 app and I'm running into an issue because once I enter the debugger and then hit <code>Continue</code>, it no longer lets me step through the code until I hit another break point.  I want to be able to execute a program without  stepping through something until I hit a point where I want to watch it execute.  Ideally this would be something to the effect of holding a key down while I pressed a button to 'step into' that function.</p>
  
  <p>Thanks in advance!</p>
  
  <p><strong>[EDIT]</strong>: I'm aware that I can use break points to stop the execution.  To be more clear, the problem is that I don't know where the execution is going to, so I can't set the break point there (because I don't know where there is).  That's why I essentially want to be able to say, 'after this next thing that I do, break, no matter what'.  It sounds like this functionality does not exist, but I'm still keeping my fingers crossed.</p>