Suggestions appreciated for this error ocurring frequently but intermittently (i.e. not replicable at will) at only one of our estimated 200-300 sites running our VFP software within a terminal services environment.The file access denied error is of course not new to us and is typically caused by the users temp folders either not existing at all or not having full permissions, however in this case the temp folder exists, full rights are assigned and the temp mem file that is being pointed to by our error routine does actually get created (e.g 35468923.mem). ??