>>The problem is that more than likely there's a generic program that displays the message, so what I really want is the program right before it. Hmmm... I suppose if I did a text search and found the generic program, I could set a break point there. I hadn't thought of it from that angle. I'll try that.
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>>Thanks,
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>>Michelle
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>Right... also, wouldn't the call to the message program pass the message?
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>Also, your message prompted me to try to get a reference to the debugger, but I couldn't. I even tried it when running the Trace window in the VFP frame. Very interesting that I couldn't. Seems that it would be nice if the Object moedl of the debugger was exposed the way the class browser is. Of course, the Class browser is writtin in VFP, where I am sure the debugger is written in C++.
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>BOb

Well, it turned out that they had a variable in the middle of the error so that's why the search didn't find it. After I finally found the stupid thing, it occured to me that the solution was so much simpler. I could have just avoided it all together. Oh well, c'est la vie. If nothing else, I learned a bit more about SBT.

Thanks,

Michelle