The first thing to do anytime you get a C5 is to delete the FoxUser file. Be careful, the one being used could be lurking in a place you don't suspect.

CLEAR RESOURCES won't work here. From VFP Help, "Specifies the name of a cached bitmap, picture, font, cursor, or icon file to be cleared from memory."

>I have an application that uses Crystal reports 9 runtime and RMchart activeX.
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>The application runs fine - the Crystal Reports works fine and RMchart works fine.
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>However:
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> - If I preview a Crystal Report, and then go to the RMchart option, it gives a C0000005 error everytime.
> - Starting with the RMchart option, followed by Crystal Report is OK. But again choosing the RMchart option gives the C0000005 error.
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>So: Independently the two options work just fine. However, anytime the RMchart option follows a Crystal Report, the C0000005 error always occurs.
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>The RMchart activeX is subclassed.
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>I seem to remember that there was a command to clear resources?
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>Help please. Any suggestions?
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>Cyril