Using DUnit from the Delphi IDE and avoid breakpoint on exceptions

Question

I'm using Delphi XE and I've got a project group containing the main application and a DUnit test application. From time to time, I go to the DUnit test application to add some tests and run existing one.

Some test code generates exceptions which are handled by the application, but displayed multiple time by the Delphi Debugger as I'm used to running the test application using the F9 shortcut like I do with standard application: this is not very handy in that case.

I know about the SHIFT+CTRL+F9 shortcut to run without debugging and that's great when I remember to use it but I often find myself hitting F9, then grunting, then closing the test application, then hitting SHIFT+CTRL+F9. What a lost of time.

So my question: is there a better way ? Can I define some settings or use some expert to make that particular application run without debugging by default ? Surely I'm not the only one having this issue.

Thanks in advance.