Hi All

I had this problem and tried the Numeric CoProcessor solution. It worked fine for VFP but IE blew up. The solution I found was to use the HP 4000 PS driver. It works for VFP and all other applications.

Ken

>Ya, the HP drivers really suck (AFA VFP goes). My HP4000 driver bombs simply by trying to view an overlapping line in a report (although it prints fine). Most VFPers blame HP for buggy drivers but when my users say "I don't have ANY problem with other programs" what am I to say?!
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>>Hi Jon & Marcus,
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>>Just as a followup on the PC lockup bit. The _fpreset() seems to have done the trick. Time will tell. Another workaround seems to be to use an older HP driver HP4 and earlier.
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>>Ashley
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>>>Marcus,
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>>> You are right. I was debugging on site and found out that it was the hp 4000 drivers that were causing the problem. I would appreciate any extra info you could give me on the subject.
>>> I did install the dcom98.exe off of the VS6.0 cd. It did not seem to help.
>>>It was happening when an object was initializing. I was thinking of trying an older hp driver. I have the computers mapped to an old hp II printer and it is working fine.
>>> Thanks in advance. Jon Fritzler