A question that a bit off topic, but it bothers .NET API developing.

[Anonymous]

When you programming AutoCAD with ObjectARX .NET API (or raw ObjectARX), you
surely crush AutoCAD very often, or simply stop Acad in debugging mode. But
one thing is bothering me very much and I could not find a way to turn it
off: each time Acad session is stopped abnormally, Acad (2006, in my case)
pops up a window to let you report the error to Autodesk. Of course, you do
not want to report to them in this case (I also believe, if we do report all
our debugging errors on our own .NET API code, Autodesk's database would be
flooded). Even worse, you just cannot close it by single click. When you
click "Do not send", you are facing another message box to confirm before
the Error Report" window can be dismissed.

Does any one know how to stop the stupid Window showing up?

[Anonymous]

You might try removing (renaming) SendDmp.exe from the directory containing
acad.exe.

Dan

"Norman Yuan" wrote in message
news:5324009@discussion.autodesk.com...
When you programming AutoCAD with ObjectARX .NET API (or raw ObjectARX), you
surely crush AutoCAD very often, or simply stop Acad in debugging mode. But
one thing is bothering me very much and I could not find a way to turn it
off: each time Acad session is stopped abnormally, Acad (2006, in my case)
pops up a window to let you report the error to Autodesk. Of course, you do
not want to report to them in this case (I also believe, if we do report all
our debugging errors on our own .NET API code, Autodesk's database would be
flooded). Even worse, you just cannot close it by single click. When you
click "Do not send", you are facing another message box to confirm before
the Error Report" window can be dismissed.

Does any one know how to stop the stupid Window showing up?

[fantum]

Try setting the REPORTERROR system variable to 0.

[Anonymous]

Thanks. That does it.

wrote in message news:5324399@discussion.autodesk.com...
Try setting the REPORTERROR system variable to 0.