What about adding "SET STEP ON" after the bell?

>Am still unclear here. I did the following:
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ON ERROR DoSomePrg()
>...
>PROCEDURE DoSomePrg
>   ?? CHR(7)
>ENDPROC
>

>I do get the bell sound when I get an error, but execution continues. I'd like to be suspended like normal.
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>(With my previous setting of

ON ERROR

I would get the error notification, and then the debugger would come up, suspended at the line of code with the error. This is desirable, and I would like to still have this behavior.).
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>Thanks,
>
>Jim
>
>
>>ON ERROR DoSomePRG
>>
>>in your error PRG, you issue:
>>
>>?? CHR(7)
>>
>>to sound a bell tone preceded of followed with whatever other code you want. If that is not enough, there are ways to play a WAV file. Just let us know if CHR(7) does not work for you.
>>
>>>Is there a way to create an audible notification when you get a bug in the development environment?
>>>
>>>I have a routine that runs for quite a while (20 minutes or so). While it is running, I move on to other things. If/when a bug occurs, I'd like to hear some audible notification, so that I don't have to keep checking all the time.
>>>
>>>I haven't gotten anything to work with ON ERROR (I thought I could call MESSAGEBOX), as I can't get the program to halt on the error line.
>>>
>>>Any suggestions, or am I barking up the wrong tree?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Jim