Brett --- Do you know the memory addresses in conflict? It sounds to me like it might be an extended memory (EMS) conflict. I don't have FPD installed here, but I seem to recall that you could run a non-extended version of FPD that didn't use EMS...try that.....OR...in your memory manager EMS386 or whatever....if you know the mem range in conflict you can block it with a command line EXCLUDE....again I don't have docs here but I hope this gives you some direction.


>I have a customer who has difficulty running my FP26 Dos app on a new IBM
>Thinkpad. The program locks up when my user presses the downarrow, etc.
>
>I could find no fix on DejaNews. Mary Barton pointed out the problem is
>with "Cardworks" program IBM installed for PCMCIA cards. My fox app will
>work if I remark out the PCIA device driver "cardxtnd.sys" from the
>config.sys. However, my customer needs this file for printing.
>
>I have 2 solutions so far:
>1- Restart Win95 in Dos and run from there.
>2- Have 2 different config.sys files to choose from at boot up. One would
>have the cardxtnd.sys device driver remarked out.
>
>However, I'm looking for a better solution because I don't want to force my
>Thinkpad customers to reboot everytime they run my app. My customer was told
>that the PCIA card is taking memory for itself first, and that Fox is trying
>to address the same memory.
>
>Does anyone have a resolution for this?
>P.S. I have also posted this on the microsoft.programmers newsgroup. Is it considered acceptable to post the same message in the 2 newsgroups. I really need a solution here, so I want to reach as many gurus as possible.
>
>Brett Slattery
>slattery@ewol.com