Howdy All,

The Office 2000 VB Programmers Guide indicates that
error handling can be either simple or sophisticated. Then
it goes on to illustrate the err object and the "On Error"
statement in snippets that could not be called
sophisticated. At the other extreme, there are a number
of commercial and freeware error handling packages
described online that sound pretty interesting. My
question is, what do people typically use? Is there
anyone out there who has had experience, good or bad, with
error handling packages?

Marty
(as usual, the email address is slightly scrambled to
avoid spam bots. It should be "msn" not "nsm".)

I heard a interesting approach described by Ben Taylor
<nosp@mpleasewerebritish in a microsoft.public.vb.* group but I'm
still waiting for him to post some more details.

"Marty" wrote in message ...
Howdy All,

The Office 2000 VB Programmers Guide indicates that
error handling can be either simple or sophisticated. Then
it goes on to illustrate the err object and the "On Error"
statement in snippets that could not be called
sophisticated. At the other extreme, there are a number
of commercial and freeware error handling packages
described online that sound pretty interesting. My
question is, what do people typically use? Is there
anyone out there who has had experience, good or bad, with
error handling packages?

Marty
(as usual, the email address is slightly scrambled to
avoid spam bots. It should be "msn" not "nsm".)