Open .pdf without warning

[Greg Pyle]

I have a hyperlink field in a form that points to a .pdf file. Upon
opening, a warning message pops up giving all the standard cautionary
rhetoric (trusted source, dangerous file, etc.). Is there a way to disable
the warning?

Thanks,

Greg.

[DSR]

Greg Pyle wrote:

I have a hyperlink field in a form that points to a .pdf file. Upon
opening, a warning message pops up giving all the standard cautionary
rhetoric (trusted source, dangerous file, etc.). Is there a way to disable
the warning?

Thanks,

Greg.

I think you need to create a macro thats action is "setwarnings" then
change the set warnings attribute to "no" at the bottom of the macro
window. Do this before you opend the .pdf . Make sure you then turn the
warnings back on.

[Greg Pyle]

Thanks for the tip. I tried your suggestion, but it still doesn't seem to
work. From what I can gather, 'SetWarnings' works only while a macro is
running. You can disable warnings while the macro is running so as not to
interrupt the performance of the macro. As soon as the macro completes, so
I understand, the SetWarnings setting reverts back to 'yes'. My problem is
that I'm not running a macro, so the SetWarnings setting never really
engages. I'm just clicking on a hyperlink in the field and opening a .pdf
document. Is there another solution? TIA

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Greg Pyle wrote:

I have a hyperlink field in a form that points to a .pdf file. Upon
opening, a warning message pops up giving all the standard cautionary
rhetoric (trusted source, dangerous file, etc.). Is there a way to
disable
the warning?

Thanks,

Greg.

I think you need to create a macro thats action is "setwarnings" then
change the set warnings attribute to "no" at the bottom of the macro
window. Do this before you opend the .pdf . Make sure you then turn the
warnings back on.