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Bradley C. Hammerstrom
A2K,
My form has an image frame. The path and filename are stored in a table
(it's a path to a photo CD).
If the user tries to open the form when the CD is not loaded, I want the
error to be handled with a dialog, "Please insert CD" rather than the user
seeing the default error dialog from Access about how it can't find the
path--a bit technical for the user.
Q: In which event does the error occur? The image frame has no Events. How
can I override, or pre-empt, the standard default Access error dialog and
use my own in it's place? The error dialog pops-up prior to the form
opening.
Brad H.
My form has an image frame. The path and filename are stored in a table
(it's a path to a photo CD).
If the user tries to open the form when the CD is not loaded, I want the
error to be handled with a dialog, "Please insert CD" rather than the user
seeing the default error dialog from Access about how it can't find the
path--a bit technical for the user.
Q: In which event does the error occur? The image frame has no Events. How
can I override, or pre-empt, the standard default Access error dialog and
use my own in it's place? The error dialog pops-up prior to the form
opening.
Brad H.