I should have said "you received another reply about a half hour after you
said you don't know how to get at SetWarnings". My point was that before
you receivd that reply you said you had figured it out on your own. That is
a very good thing, and worth stating without criticism of the answer(s) you
did receive.


"BruceM" wrote in message
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You should know, if you do not already, that this is a volunteer
newsgroup. Nobody is trying to confuse you. The only reply you received
before sending this message was a suggestion to try turning off
SetWarnings. It was a brief reply, but hardly misleading. You received
the reply about a half hour after saying you didn't know how to get at
SetWarnings. If you expect immediate, detailed responses you should
engage the services of a paid consultant. If you intend to use this
volunteer newsgroup you will have to be patient, and you certainly should
avoid blanket criticisms of "techies" who try to help. Douglas is one of
many experienced Access users who respond regularly, on their own time, to
a wide range of questions. A quick review of postings from the past week
or two will confirm this, and may help dispel your impression that he and
other "techies" don't listen to "regular users" and are out to confuse
you.

"Jasmine" wrote in message
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Why is everything so complicated to explain sometimes I do not know.

I've solved my own problem.

Apparently there was a hidden option on the Macro design page.
when you right click on the Macro Ribbon there's an
option that says - show all Actions.

It's in there that the Setwarning lives - now you can say True or False

I hope all those people looking for this answer will be redeemed and not
being confused by all those techies that
just don't listen to us the regular users.







"Jasmine" wrote in message
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I have a some action queries within macro that I want to execute,
but when I fire off the macro there's some informational messages
that I want to supress.

I want to eventually automate this process by calling a Vbscript in a
daily
scheduler
( So I don't want any messages to stop the macro from processing )

I have office 2007.

I went to Access Option\Advanced
In the Confirm Section - I've already unchecked the - Action Query
so I wouldn't get any informational messages.

I don't know where I can disable these messages if it's already
unchecked.

Please Help