Hi all,
Searched around but can't quite find an answer, and hope this is the right place to ask the question.

Basically, we have coded up a dll, which is called by a 3rd party application. This was originally coded in Visual Studio 6. We recently had to migrate the code to being compiled under visual studio 2008.

On the new version of the dll we had an error which caused a pop error box of the type 'An unhandled win32 Exception occured in ******'. We found the error and corrected it no problem, however, the error does not cause the pop-up when run from the Visual Studio 6 build and I was wondering if there is a compile time option on Visual Studio 2008 that we could use to prevent the the pop-up message.

The dll & 3rd party application are run in a batch mode and the pop-up window causes everything to hang until someone actions the pop-up, which is not possible in batch operation.
We would prefere any future error to be noted and corrected afterwards rather then impact on a batch run.

Thanks for any help on this.