Hi Ed,
Thanks for the suggestion but I hoped it wouldn't come to that. I've had to
go through this process before and it's not fun if you have many
appointments. Is there no other way to identify the offending message? It
doesn't seem to be the best design if the whole process fails if there's
just one itme causing an error.
Thanks
Rod
"Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
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