Warning Dialogs

What are Warning Dialogs and how do I use them?

It is popups that show only for a fee seconds. Not long enough to read them. How do I get them to stay long enough to read them? How do I handle them? Are they telling me something I need to do? These popups are occurring in the oraginzer section while I am adding description to them.

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Holding the alt key while deleting a page does help it not prompt the warning dialog box, but no help to exporting a pdf...
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I am only using Fontbook and have NOT even added any new fonts yet, practically bare bones mac still with just CS5...
What is also weird is that the warning dialog boxes are always BLANK and have no text on them, like there is a font issue??
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This is madness....please help me in the name of all that is good.
Crash:
http://pastebin.com/DYv0vwNQ

figured it out:
- power off mac and turn back on while holding down Command + R (dont do it on an external keyboard just to be safe)
- choose the re-install Lion option (I'm sure there is another way to re-install Lion, this is just the way I did it, not saying its the best or only method)
- DO NOT INSTALL MACBOOK (Mid 2012) Software Update 1.0 - THIS SCREWS ADOBE UP!

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I need to open the pdf file in 'illustrator cs3' through visual basic coding and then save it as eps. But if i open the pdf file in illustrator some times 'warning dialog box' opened due to the font missing. I need to hide that warning dialog box while opening. Kindly help me.
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Thanks for the reply..
What i have done for deletion is that i am retaining the rowid. Please check the code.
In controller:
String pgEvent = pageContext.getParameter(EVENT_PARAM);
if (pgEvent.equals("deleteRow"))
     String rowid_var=pageContext.getParameter("currentRowID");
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     dialogPage.setNoButtonLabel("No");
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Adding a Warning dialog box when submit button click

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boolean isValid
isValid = call validation_name
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How To hide warning dialog?

Hi.
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I call
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plugInDialogSilent /**< Never present a dialog; use only descriptor information; if the information
is insufficient to run the plug-in, the plug-in should return an
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Hi All,
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PDF_open_options -- Settings related to opening a generic PDF document
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Yep hade a solution
You are welcome to try this for what its worth. It should do 2 things. First if there is a Photoshop "warning" record the info the dismiss the dialog proceed with file else record the "error" info kicked back to AppleScript but not process this file. This is a far as I got with this and you would be well advised to do some testing of your own. Requires Enable access for assistive devices this is in system prefs.
property Error_Report : (path to desktop folder as Unicode text) & "Problem Image Report.txt"
global PS_Info
set PS_Info to ""
set The_File to choose file
tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS3"
activate
try
with timeout of 2 seconds
open The_File
end timeout
on error
my Check_For_Dialogs()
tell application "System Events"
tell application process "Adobe Photoshop CS3"
keystroke return
end tell
my Problem_Images(The_File, PS_Info)
end tell
end try
if exists document 1 then
set Doc_Ref to the current document
tell Doc_Ref
-- do your stuff here
end tell
end if
end tell
on Check_For_Dialogs()
-- This should catch the text of a Photoshop warning dialog
try
tell application "System Events"
if UI elements enabled then
tell window 1 of application process "Adobe Photoshop CS2"
if title contains "Adobe Photoshop" then set PS_Info to value of static text 2
end tell
else
tell application "System Preferences"
activate
set current pane to pane "com.apple.preference.universalaccess"
display dialog "UI element scripting is not enabled. Check \"Enable access for assistive devices\""
end tell
end if
end tell
return PS_Info
-- This should catch an error kicked back to AppleScript
on error eM number eN
set PS_Info to "Error: " & eN & ". " & eM
return PS_Info
end try
end Check_For_Dialogs
on Problem_Images(The_File, PS_Info)
-- Whatever info about the file you want a record of…
set File_Name to name of (info for The_File)
-- String of records to write to "Problem Image Report" text file…
set The_Info to File_Name & tab & PS_Info & return
try
open for access file the Error_Report with write permission
write The_Info to file the Error_Report starting at eof
close access file the Error_Report
on error
close access file the Error_Report
end try
end Problem_Images
Writes out a report at desktop with info like:
11234567890 copy 3.tif Error: -2763. Cannot open the file because the open options are incorrect
hfgfhr.jpg This document may be damaged (the file may be truncated or incomplete). Continue?

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I try to bounce every single piece of junk mail I get, but Mail always puts up a warninng dialog when I do so. How do I turn that warning dialog off?
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Shaun

dunno,
but something related: bouncing is useless... Most sender addresses on spam (>90%) are not real addresses, OR they belong to an innocent person whose email address is being abused. This person will get all those bounces.
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Warning Dialog in Preferences

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Hello,
is there a way to suppress the warning dialogs that inform you about missing fonts or linked images? If I have to modify a large amount of files with a script it would be easier if I handle those situations myself after I opened the file instead of having somebody (or myself) to sit in front of the computer while the script runs and close those messages manually.
Best regards,
Christian Kirchhoff

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} else {
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