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Hello Paul, The mentioned suggestions may help, but I do not think all impromptu messages can be dealt with this way, i.e. they will pop up, anyway. To get it fool proof is not possible. To add to the list they should instruct users on how to act on error messages (although there are always stubborn "power users" who know better). An error = an error = an error .... Regards. Carel Teijgeler ======= At 2002-06-13, 17:19:00 you wrote: ======= >A client posed a question today that I've never encountered, so I thought I'd >try the list's expertise. > >He had some frustrating experiences today with users answering messages on >some interactive programs ( you know, answering with a C ). This happened 4 >times with the same user before the problem was reported. By then, they were >almost in a shut down and restore from backup situation. He asked if there is >a way to prevent a user from responding to an interactive message. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
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