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Okay, this helped me to see that an exception is getting raised and I can
see it in the debugger but if I run the EXe directly it does not give me any
messages.  Any ideas on this?  also, the function that is getting called is
in a datamodule and should not be getting called at this point.  It happens
after a date is entered on the form I am loading, so at this point the form
is being loaded and I can't see how in the world a function in the
datamodule is getting called at this point that should only happen in an
OnExit, etc in the form I am loading.  Anyway, that is a secondary issue
because even with this happening, I should still see the message outside of
the debugger when Delphi is not running.

Any more ideas?  Thanks for this idea and for helping me get somewhere with
this issue!!!

Chad

"Marc Rohloff" <marc rohloff at bigfoot dot com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1846d7df10d92d079897c4@newsgroups.borland.com...
> You can also change exception handling using the Application.OnException
> handler or the TApplicationEvents object. There are some libraries which
> do this too including parts of the JCL.
>
> If you enable all exceptions (in Tools\Debugger Options') and run the
> application in the debugger does the debugger report any exceptions?
>
> Marc