VB6.0 error trapping using Windows 2000

[Grinder]

"Phil Tremper" <tremperpg@cs.com> wrote in message
news:3cc467a2$1@10.1.10.29...
>
> I just purchased a new Dell computer and reinstalled my VB 6.0 disk onto
the
> system. When I ran some of my existing programs on the new system, the
error
> trapping did not work. Is their something that needs to be downloaded or
> added under Windows 2000 that makes the error trapping work properly? It
> appears to skip right over the On Err GOTO xxx commands.

You probably have "Break on All Errors" set when you're used to "Break on
Unhandled Errors." You can find these options at :

Tools > Options > General > Error-Trapping

[Phil Tremper]

I just purchased a new Dell computer and reinstalled my VB 6.0 disk onto the
system. When I ran some of my existing programs on the new system, the error
trapping did not work. Is their something that needs to be downloaded or
added under Windows 2000 that makes the error trapping work properly? It
appears to skip right over the On Err GOTO xxx commands.

Phil

[Phil]

"Grinder" <grinder@no.spam.maam.com> wrote:
>
>"Phil Tremper" <tremperpg@cs.com> wrote in message
>news:3cc467a2$1@10.1.10.29...
>>
>> I just purchased a new Dell computer and reinstalled my VB 6.0 disk onto
>the
>> system. When I ran some of my existing programs on the new system, the
>error
>> trapping did not work. Is their something that needs to be downloaded
or
>> added under Windows 2000 that makes the error trapping work properly?
It
>> appears to skip right over the On Err GOTO xxx commands.
>
>You probably have "Break on All Errors" set when you're used to "Break on
>Unhandled Errors." You can find these options at :
>
>Tools > Options > General > Error-Trapping
>
>

[Phil]

"Phil" <tremperpg@cs.com> wrote: Thanks, that was the solution.
>
>"Grinder" <grinder@no.spam.maam.com> wrote:
>>
>>"Phil Tremper" <tremperpg@cs.com> wrote in message
>>news:3cc467a2$1@10.1.10.29...
>>>
>>> I just purchased a new Dell computer and reinstalled my VB 6.0 disk onto
>>the
>>> system. When I ran some of my existing programs on the new system, the
>>error
>>> trapping did not work. Is their something that needs to be downloaded
>or
>>> added under Windows 2000 that makes the error trapping work properly?
> It
>>> appears to skip right over the On Err GOTO xxx commands.
>>
>>You probably have "Break on All Errors" set when you're used to "Break
on
>>Unhandled Errors." You can find these options at :
>>
>>Tools > Options > General > Error-Trapping
>>
>>
>