Question : Trusted Location Error Message "2001"

This problem must be one of the easiest to solve, but I have spent a long time on this and still cannot see where I have gone wrong!

I have written an export procedure for my database.  However, when the procedure is run WITHOUT adding the database name and directory path to the "trusted locations", I receive a security warning.  When the "cancel" button is pressed I get the runtime error 2001.

I have added the following error trapping routine (which for my purposes is really only an informative message to the end user), but although it stops the runtime error message appearing it does not display my message (I have an "On Error GoTo" statement at the beginning of my procedure:

cmdTrustedLocation_Err:

DoCmd.Hourglass False
DoCmd.SetWarnings True
    If Err.Number = 2001 Then
        Msg = "This message is being displayed because you have not added the directory name to the TRUSTED LOCATIONS and it has caused a security breach.  Please add the database name and then try the export again."
    Else
    MsgBox Err.Description
    End If

ps:  the database is being used in several locations as a "stand-a-lone" application for the time being.

Thanks for all your help in advance.

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Answer : Trusted Location Error Message "2001"

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