>I get this error quite often. I have VirusScan as well. However, I believe I am pushing the envelope with VFP on this system. I develop with VFP 5 on a Pentium 90 with 40MB of ram. I crash VFP all the time and find myself rebooting from time to time. The Invalid Seek Offset error comes and goes at will. I am disappointed that VFP is such a resource hog...but then again a Pentium 90 is a little slow by today's standards...however it was fast when VFP 5 was first released...

Your P90 with 40MB or RAM is actually adequate for VFP5 development providing you are not running other apps (MS Outlook alone will take up about 10 to 12 MB of RAM in the background). The Invalid Seek Offset error is obviously a a VFP memory bug, either caused by VFP itelf or the Win95 memory manager. What is weird is this error only occurs on a select set of client workstations and is usually avoided by running these workstations as bare as possible.