Re: Omitting the stack trace from Exceptions

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Simon Hart wrote:
Hi,

Generally you want to display the stack trace when unexpected errors occur. With the compact framework you don't want to as it takes up the whole screen!

Does anyone know how to omit the stack trace information from exceptions?

Cheers
Simon.
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