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Re: Stopping a scipt in a Try Statment
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Re: Stopping a scipt in a Try Statment
From: JJ <
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Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2001 09:51:09 +0200
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I am writing a Start Up Items script that attempts to select a file on the
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desktop, renames the file and places it into a folder on the hard drive. If
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the file does not exist, I use a Try Statement to catch the error and exit
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the script.
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The problem is, I can not figure out how to stop the script. Is there a
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command for this?
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Thanks,
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barton
'return'
or
'error number -128'
&, if it's an applet
'tell me to quit'
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