Overlapping Exceptions dialog
You use the Overlapping Exceptions dialog to specify whether you want the new exception you are adding to replace (or partially replace) the existing exception(s) that it overlaps , or whether the new exception should be cancelled. The dialog lists all of the exceptions that overlap - and therefore conflict with - the exception you are adding.
How to access the Overlapping Exceptions dialog
The Overlapping Exceptions dialog appears when you add a new exception which overlaps with one or more existing exceptions.
Explanation of the fields and buttons on the dialog
| Field/Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Exception list | A list of all of the existing exceptions that overlap - and therefore conflict with - the exception you are adding. |
| Yes |
Click this button to create the new exception and replace (or partially replace) the existing exceptions.
If you choose to go ahead and create the new exception, the existing exceptions that it overlaps are edited as follows:
|
| Yes To All | Click this button to create all new exceptions if there is more than one overlapping exception. |
| No | Click this button to cancel the creation of the new exception. |
| Cancel | Click this button to cancel the creation of all new exceptions. |
How do I...
... choose whether to create the new exception that overlaps with an existing exception?
Click Yes to create the new exception and replace (or partially replace) the existing exceptions, click No to abort the creation of the new exception, click Yes to All to create all new exceptions if there is more than one overlapping exception, or click Cancel to cancel the creation of all new exceptions.