Wow - I should've searched this site first before going to Google! Don't
know why I forgot to do that. Anyway, I saw a thread from back in May of
this year about this exact issue - it seems that no one had a way of working
around the issue. If anyone does have a way to workaround this, please let
me know.

Thanks!

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Robert


"robs3131" wrote:

Hi,

After spending some time rearching this on Google, I was able to find that
the issue is that I am adding ActiveX controls in my code -- apparently, when
this is done, you can't put breaks in the code. I commented out where I am
adding the Active X controls and I was indeed able to put the break in my
code.

I'm wondering - does anyone know if there is a workaround to this issue?
I'd like to think that there is a way to have ActiveX controls added through
my code and still be able to put a break in my code.

Thanks!

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Robert


"robs3131" wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to have my code execute up to a point and then stop -- I have
been doing this successfully, up until now, by typing "Stop" into my code
where I want the code execution to suspend. For some reason, I am now
getting the error message noted in the subject of this post -- when I click
on "Help", it gives me the following explanation (below is the only wording
from this explanation that appears that it applies to my case). When I
queried info on "extensibility", I was brought to the help for Security - I
tried changing the "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" checkbox but
that didn't fix the issue.

"A change was made programmatically to the project using the extensibility
(add-in) object model. This prevents the program from having execution
suspended. You can continue running, or end execution, but can't suspend
execution."

Thanks in advance!
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Robert