>>I use xfrx and I have that dll on the network and that is the error message that comes up. I moved the api code into a method of the form and now call it from the click event of a command button rather than have it in the click event and it now works.
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>>I am not sure what triggered the error but it happened on both my development computer and the computers at my client.
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>>I saw some code Hilmar offered up last year and he was running it as a function so I decided to try it in a method and voila it worked. Go figure. Interesting I have been running that code for the past 3 years with no problems.
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>>As usual Thanks. As I always tell my developer friends - thank God for Sergey and UT.
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>Hi Gaylen,
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>I doubt that just moving code to a method fixed the problem in this case. I'm pretty sure that that it was either something else or the problem still exists but is hidden for now.

Sergey
You are probably right - but it is beyond me as none of the forms call xfrx. Fortunately this module is an old module and probably won't have many changes to it over time. So here's hoping it stays hidden.

Gaylen