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 Post subject: How to handle a file launch error?
PostPosted: December 3rd, 2009, 2:27 pm 
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I am using a dummy SCO on an LMS to launch files too large to launch from the LMS. Of course, the action is "launch drivename/filename."

Anybody recommend a way to stop everything and return an error to the user if this file is not found?

It's probably easy, but my brain is fried...

Dave

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Hi Dave,

Opus Q's should be in the forum sections below :-)

Not really sure what you're trying to achieve. Is the SCO too large or is this simply a resource that's too big?

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You are correct, sir. Moving to Basics...

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