OK, so which one would you choose?

[crc-ict]

This week's prize for the most useless warning message goes to Adobe for this classic from Premiere Elements.

Trying to burn a DVD, been rendering all day, and threw up this warning as soon as it started to try and burn the disc.

Question is, which answer do we pick?

[andy_nic]

I would go for OK

[FN-GM]

Actually i would press the Red Cross

[mossj]

Do what the kids do and click OK! then say you never saw any message.

[Biccies]

I would close my eyes and move the mouse about randomly clicking!

[deKay]

I would ring the ICT technician and say my computer was broken and I need a new one last week as this DVD is required by the governors in 5 minutes and it's all their fault the system never works and I'd not had any training and it isn't my job to make DVDs.

[DaveP]

I would click OK and leave it to do its stuff.

You have to make a choice.

If it is the wrong choice you might be able to re-try the job without having to wait all that time again [perhaps] and this time if the message comes up again click the opposite choice [compared to last time] but hopefully this will be the correct answer.

[mbhmirc]

I'd see if the ok button moved when i tried to put my mouse cursor over it....

[crc-ict]

OK, well, the 70% of you who said 'OK' were correct - after clicking OK, it went on and burned the DVD without issues!

[korifugi]

Am I the only one that thinks the name of the DVD is rather ironic???

I'd press OK and wait for it to fall over... - ah, you've done that already...

[wagnerk]

OK, well, the 70% of you who said 'OK' were correct - after clicking OK, it went on and burned the DVD without issues!

Oh, you gave the answer out already

-ken

[mac_shinobi]

Oh, you gave the answer out already

-ken

if you clicked the red cross then what ?

I would not rely on anything like that application to burn data - I would use Nero or imgburn that or cdburner xp se or deep burner