>A Windows workstation can support only one RDP session at a time.
>Suppose user X logs on to the workstation using its keyboard and mouse (console session), and starts your VFP app.
>Now, user Y logs on to the same workstation remotely via RDP. Depending on the version of the RDP client they're using and their privileges, they may or may not get a warning that user X is still logged on to the workstation. If user Y chooses to continue to log on (or doesn't get a warning), user X's session will be forcibly closed. Any apps user X may have running will be terminated as if the machine was being shut down. I don't know what sort of errors that will create.

User logs into computer as usual and runs VFP9 application.
After that RDP login is performed from other computer with same user name.
Opened desktop appers without any prompt. This kind on login does not terminate any applicaton.
However VFP applicaton which was running crashes.
If this application is started again, it works OK.


How to prevent this crash ?