Gotta love it!

[BStreiss]

Ok, this is an honest screen shot from today - no photoshopping. Just thought I'd share for your enjoyment.

[Hedgehog]

Which did you go for?

[CADDict]

Never seen that one before.
That's a lot of toolbars you've got there.

[BStreiss]

Hedgehog:
I opted to click the red X, so I guess in a sense it was the no option.
I was closing down anyways since CAD had freaked out when it opened.

Caddict:
I only now starting to learn all the key commands.

[CADDict]

Once you learn them, they'll become second nature. I started off using them because I hated trying to find everything on the tablet we had to use way back when. FWIW, here are the only toolbars I ever use. It does wonders for the size of your drawing space.

[Cad64]

Caddict, you've got the same number of toolbars as BStreiss. You just have them laid out differently.

[BStreiss]

Cad - Actually there are more - I just trimmed the screen shot.

[Cad64]

Ok, you win this round.

[mahahaavaaha]

To the original question. This VBA routine will result in the identical "Error Message":

Sub CrypticMsgBox()
MsgBox "", vbYesNo + vbQuestion
End Sub

Or try:

Sub CrypticMsgBox()
MsgBox "", vbYesNo + vbCritical
End Sub

Critical.jpg
Or:

Sub CrypticMsgBox()
MsgBox "", vbYesNo + vbExclamation
End Sub
Sub CrypticMsgBox()

Exclamation.jpg
Or:

Sub CrupticMsgBox()
MsgBox "", vbYesNo + vbInformation, "AutoLAST"
End Sub

Info.jpg
Cheers,

Petri

[Noahma]

The one thing i thought was funny is when Windows gave me an error that said "an unknown application has caused an unknown error, and must be shut down" Wish I would have got a screen shot, but I was laughing so hard.