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> Hi, guys...I can't believe that I was unable to locate it on
> Microsoft's site or the web, but maybe you can help me.
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> I need the graphic image of the warning symbol resembling a yellow
> triangle with the exclamation that Microsoft uses in popup dialog
> boxes.
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> Anyone know where I can locate one of these puppies?
Open Word. Press Alt-F11 to bring up the VBA editor. Press Ctrl-G to bring
up the immediate window. In the immediate window type the following and hit
return
Msgbox "This is a test", vbExclamation
When the message box is showing, take a screenshot and crop as required.
Regards
Jonathan
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