Kenneth
As this is a new installation of Paradox and the BDE:
1) Have you changed the default settings for MinBufSize and MaxBufSize in
BDE Admin? The default settings are too low IMO. And at least in the first
versions of Paradox for Windows, they were a cause of GPVs.
2) As you are using P9, corrupted toolbar files can cause GPVs.
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Bertil Isberg - CTECH
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"Kenneth" <usenet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> skrev i meddelandet
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> On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:54:39 -0700, "Tony McGuire"
> <png.paradoxcommunity@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> Hi Tony,
>
> Please see my comments inline below...
>
>>
>>Might there be any files with non-Paradox extensions in the :work: or
>>:priv: of that machine?
>>(Although I would expect you'd see issues on more than one form, if
>>that were the case.)
>>
>
> Yes, there are such files, but they are not on the machine
> with the problem. They are on our (peer to peer) server.
>
>>Have you tried copying that form from a machine without issues to the
>>one with issues?
>>
>>And any libraries that form uses, as well.
>
> Forms and libraries are on the server.
>
>>
>>Are you using other than 100% zoom on that form?
>
> No, no zoom...
>>
>>Does the form (or library, if used) use any external DLL calls or
>>ActiveX controls?
>>
> Neither...
>
>>Have you tried using a delivered version of the form, or do you use
>>source version of the form? If source, try the delivered version
>>only.
>
> Problem has been with a delivered form. Though when other
> systems use the same form all is well for them.
>
>>
>>Finally, have you tried updating the VIDEO driver on that machine? Do
>>you have a spare video card you could try?
>
> The video driver is newly installed, and is the most recent
> available.
>
>>
>>Other than these, I'm about out of idears. Maybe someone else can
>>step up....
>
>
> I very much appreciate your help on this...
>
> Moments ago I experimented again, and we still have the
> problem. Most recently, it generated the blank screen, then
> the GPF. Then, a dialog saying that pdoxwin32.exe had
> generated errors and would be closed by Windows. The dialog
> also said that a log was being created, but provided no name
> for the log.
>
> Next, I will probably un-install, and re-install, but before
> doing that, might you have any suggestion about finding the
> log? It might help me to sort this out.
>
> Sincere thanks as before,
> --
> Kenneth
>
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