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    Stop Active Synch Dialog from popping up

    Hi there,

    Is there anyway to stop active synch dialog from popping up when you connect it? I dont want it to ask me if it wants a guest or standard partnership...

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    Re: Stop Active Synch Dialog from popping up

    setup a standard partnership then it wont ask for it anymore.

    if you select guest each time the pop up will continue
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    Re: Stop Active Synch Dialog from popping up

    Is there no way in the code to automatically select guest?
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    Re: Stop Active Synch Dialog from popping up

    yes if you use the opennetcf.org desktop.communications library.

    On the rapi_connect event you can set ConnectAsGuestOnly = True
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