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Is there any way to trap an error that reads "Microsoft Office Access" in the title bar rather than the name of my application?
This error is a Critical Stop that happens when I click an item on a custom menubar. The item is a "hyperlink" to an html file in the same directory as my application.
If I hard-code the hyperlink (f:\MyApp\Manual\index.htm) it works fine, no error.
However, if I make the link relative (Manual\index.htm), I get one of those lovely screaming red X critical stop messages informing me:
Opening "Manual\index.htm"
Hyperlinks can be harmful to your computer and data. To protect your computer, click only those hyperlinks from trusted sources. Do you want to continue?
My choices are Yes and No. If I click Yes, the html page opens just fine.
I would like to ignore this error. Or if there is a better way to do this, I'm open. I posted a question about this on another ng but got no response. If I could code the ScreenTipText property of the custom popup menu, that would be great. (That seems to be where the Customize Toolbars wizard puts a hyperlink on a menuitem...)
Thanks in advance,
lj
This error is a Critical Stop that happens when I click an item on a custom menubar. The item is a "hyperlink" to an html file in the same directory as my application.
If I hard-code the hyperlink (f:\MyApp\Manual\index.htm) it works fine, no error.
However, if I make the link relative (Manual\index.htm), I get one of those lovely screaming red X critical stop messages informing me:
Opening "Manual\index.htm"
Hyperlinks can be harmful to your computer and data. To protect your computer, click only those hyperlinks from trusted sources. Do you want to continue?
My choices are Yes and No. If I click Yes, the html page opens just fine.
I would like to ignore this error. Or if there is a better way to do this, I'm open. I posted a question about this on another ng but got no response. If I could code the ScreenTipText property of the custom popup menu, that would be great. (That seems to be where the Customize Toolbars wizard puts a hyperlink on a menuitem...)
Thanks in advance,
lj