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7 Jun 2005 12:35 PM
benLeighton
I suspect that my 2 yr old has been messing around again...

simple

say I call the msgbox function from a button click event

thus
#
msgbox ("hi")


the msgbox appears but without the text "hi"...

in other words completely blank.

I am dumbfounded!
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thanks/regards

Author
7 Jun 2005 12:42 PM
Peter van der Goes
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"benLeighton" <benLeigh***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I suspect that my 2 yr old has been messing around again...
>
> simple
>
> say I call the msgbox function from a button click event
>
> thus
> #
> msgbox ("hi")
>
>
> the msgbox appears but without the text "hi"...
>
> in other words completely blank.
>
> I am dumbfounded!
> --
> thanks/regards

Let me guess, McAfee Anti-Virus v8.whatever, correct?
Go to the McAfee web site and download the patch specifically released to
correct this problem. Or, IIRC, you can just disable buffer overflow
protection in what you're running now. I'm not sure of the latter, as my
permanent solution was to find better behaved anti-virus software.

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Author
7 Jun 2005 12:56 PM
benLeighton
absolutely! thanks again
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thanks/regards


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"Peter van der Goes" wrote:

>
> "benLeighton" <benLeigh***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4DF5DBC5-D3A1-4069-9D8E-2DEE2666FE75@microsoft.com...
> >I suspect that my 2 yr old has been messing around again...
> >
> > simple
> >
> > say I call the msgbox function from a button click event
> >
> > thus
> > #
> > msgbox ("hi")
> >
> >
> > the msgbox appears but without the text "hi"...
> >
> > in other words completely blank.
> >
> > I am dumbfounded!
> > --
> > thanks/regards
>
> Let me guess, McAfee Anti-Virus v8.whatever, correct?
> Go to the McAfee web site and download the patch specifically released to
> correct this problem. Or, IIRC, you can just disable buffer overflow
> protection in what you're running now. I'm not sure of the latter, as my
> permanent solution was to find better behaved anti-virus software.
>
> --
> Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
> Jack of all trades, master of none.
>
>
>

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