>Error 1103 - Invalid Seek Offset - is usually caused by corrupted index files. However, I just ran into a completely different cause: trying to FOPEN() a large file (43GB). FWIW it was on Vista32.
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>I don't know how large a file FOPEN() can successfully open, or whether running on a 64-bit OS makes any difference.
I have had a case with the customer that I verified (almost 99.99%) that the problem with Seek Offset was caused by "bad" printer driver. Once the customer replaced the printer the issue with Seek Offset went away. So it could be that Seek Offset is a problem of VFP "dealing" with "corruption" in the RAM (my guess).
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