Make Custom (Run-Time Error Dialog Box)

I would like to Customize the Run-Time Error Dialog Box
bcos I want to use H/Wbuttons (need to Init the H/W) & not mouse to navigate thr the box
is the Dialog box available in Labview also

Hello aparab,
You won't be able to edit the dialog in LabVIEW for sure. Not sure if NI provide CVI / C++ source for that.
You can have your own dialog by handling the run-time error using SequenceFilePostStepRuntimeError callback. Look at this example:
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/370052M-01/tsexamples/infotopics/callbacks_sequencefileposts...
The example ships with TestStand as mentioned in the above link. You just have to use the information which will be in Parameters.Step container for error details and to customise your dialog.
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