Tommy,

Take a look at How to check if drive is ready FAQ #15764

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>Lucky me! I have to fix an error in some code that writes a text file to a floppy disk (if the user chose the floppy disk for data transmission instead of the Internet!).
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>When the user forgets to put a floppy in the drive, or the floppy does not have sufficient space for some reason(!), I should try to trap the error and give the user a simple Messagebox with the error explained to them, and a graceful way out.
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>You usually get 2 error messages (they are the same), then you exit out of the code....
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>Here are the error messages...
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>You get a system form with this as the title...
>"Windows - No Disk"
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>"Exception Processing Message c0000013 paramaters 75b6bf9c blah blah.... "
>Cancel Try Again Continue...
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>I press Continue....
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>same thing pops up on the screen....
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>Press Continue again...
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>Then the form I am in exits back to the calling program.
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>Here is the code for how I wanted to trap the error(s) and make them go AWAY.
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>* If drive A is selected, copy to a and delete from c
>IF lcDrive == "A"
>	lcSource = "c:\" + ALLTRIM(ThisForm.txtReportName.value)
>	lcDest = "a:\" + ALLTRIM(ThisForm.txtReportName.value)
>	ThisForm.txtStatus.value = "Copying to drive A:..."
>*TMT 01/22/2008 Code to fix problem of error message coming up when a problem with the *floppy disk (no disk, no room, bad copy, etc....)	
>	TRY
>       	   COPY FILE (lcSource) TO (lcDest)
>	CATCH TO oErr
>           MESSAGEBOX("Catch: - " + ALLTRIM(STR(oErr.ErrorNo)))
>	FINALLY
>	ENDTRY
>*TMT
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>How do I stop the two error messages and just have the "Catch: - 1102" show up instead.
>As it is, I get 3 error messages.... the 2 before and the Catch statement.... sigh.
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>Thanks!