Yury wrote:
But, usually, they come to me from other members, and so, this is too difficult to fix. I think the users meet this problem, often.
So if these errors are coming from other users it can mean one of two things.
The other user is too lazy to fix the errors which just makes it harder for you as a second user to understand and fix the problems.
Or if the other user is not getting the errors, then you don't have the same libraries and links to external files. So how can you be sure you are seeing what the first user intended?
The errors may not be important, but they could be hiding some that are.
So unless you are going through the lists all the time to see if they are important or not you could end up in trouble.
Basically all we are saying is fix the errors so you won't get them every time you open the file and you will easy spot any new errors.
But if you are happy to ignore them, then that is your decision - just hit close on the dialogue box.
Barry.
One of the forum moderators.
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