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F�ilte Fellow Scripters:

I do a lot of PLACEing in my script and the script has to look all over the network for the image that must be placed in the image box. Regrettably, sometimes, because servers go down, or whatever, the script cannot find the file, at which point it displays the message:

"File CompletePath:XYZ could not be found."

and the script will not continue until a user clicks the OK button.

This is not good for a program that is supposed to be completely automated. This is how I have the code written now (pseudocode):

if content type is graphic
   try
     place MyFile
   on error
     LogStamp("MYFILE cannot be found")
end try

end if

LogStamp is a handler that opens a text file, adds a line of text to it, and then immediately closes it.

Is there any way to turn this behavior off?

Additionally, every time I place a text file (which means importing tagged text--on yearbooks, that's a lot of files placed) a progress bar flashes on the screen, and immediately disappears (because the import jobs are usually less than 100 chars in length). It still, however, slows down operations. Is there a way to turn off these messages as well?

TIA.

John