>It is running in Win95. Trouble is, it has happened on three different machines, all with different video cards and printer drivers. All have the same network card (supposedly) but that is the only thing they have in common. Also, the error dosn't happen all the time. It has gone for a day or so without happening, and then it happens every time I try to use it for a day.. Would you suggest that I remove my network drivers? If the problem lies with the network drivers, do I have any options? I have to run on those drivers, the whole building uses them.. We all have the same version of Win95 also.
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Cole,

The first thing I woudl recommend is updating the the latest version of VFP (5.0a SP3). That might just cure all your ills. Second I would recommend trying the win95 network drivers on one of the probem machines to see if the problem is the network drivers.

Also, just becasue the machines use different video drivers does not mean the video drivers are not at fault. Try running one machine on the generic video drivers from win95 and see if that machine still gets the GPF, if not you have found the problem on that machine.

Solving memory conflicts is not an easy job, but it is doable.