You could probably just put an event on Application.OnException or put
an event on an TApplicationEvents.OnException. But it might not handle
bad things before Application.Initialize or after Application.Run.
But you are probably best off with something more robust as Paul suggests.
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On 24/04/2012 3:58 p.m., Ross Levis wrote:
This is likely a simple question but I've never dealt with it before.
Way back in Windows 98 days if an exception was raised, the
description of the exception was displayed in a message box. These
days in XP, Vista, 7, you get options to send reports to Microsoft or
other obscure dialogs which don't even mention anywhere what exception
occurred, even if you click the "More information" link.
Is there a simple way to get all exceptions to display a message box
again before terminating? It would make life so much simpler when
debugging with users.
Cheers,
Ross.
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