The best way to prevent errors for files that 'used' to be part of the project is to remove them (and their calls) from the BUILD. It's always a good practice to eliminate an error. Not so good practice to mask it.


>No, I didn't mean to click button in Project Manager to BUILD EXE, but to issue a command BUILD EXE from my .PRG file.
>Errors that are showing to me don't exist because it reporting he's missing some files that I don't used but I have used them in development process. It's nothing to worry about. That is why I don't want to show me that errors.
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>>Boban
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>>You can unselect display errors option when you build the exe.
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>>But i think you should have it coz if it doesn't display any errors,how would you know ???
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>>>Is there a way when I issue BUILD EXE in program to hide eventualy errors (messages) that will show when building is in process?
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>>>It is ugly when I wan't to user to make some .EXE file and those messages show.