SQL Developer v 1.1 - Debug

SQL Developer on Windows XP desktop
Connected to Unix server Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.6.0
Problem:
I cannot get debug working in the new download of SQL Developer ver 1.1
I compile for debug
That works
But then none of the items in the "Debug" menu drop down list are selectable
I am missing something....
What should I do step-by-step?
Please advise.....

If it's a package you want to debug, make sure you're inside the spec (in edit mode), since there's a bug preventing to start debug in the body. It was confirmed a couple of months ago, so let's hope it gets in the next patch.
The only item available until you really have started to debug is the first one (Debug). Alternatively you can hit the lady bug from the toolbar inside the editor. If I remember correctly they even promised a context menu entry on the node in the tree view.
For more info on debugging, take a look in sqldev's help under the tutorial "Debugging a PL/SQL Procedure" (RTFM).
K.

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