Hi George,

I'm getting the error "VFP caused an invalid page fault in module VFP.EXE at 0137:00401238".

It happens when I preview or print to a HP printer. I had a look at the q183522 article from MS. It mentions a different error message than the one I'm getting.

Do you think the fixes in the q183522 article will eliminate this problem?

Do you think I have I have a different source than HP printer drivers for this problem?

Thanks,

Paul

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>>Hi again George < g >
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>>Is there any downside to the FPSET() solution in the article you mention? Can fooling with the co-processor that way cause problems??
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>Not that I'm aware of, Rick. I should add, however, that I'm not very familiar with this function. While my applications' reports are printed almost exclusively on a variety of HP printers, I've never had this happen to me. The reason is that all summary reports (and I deal with quite a few), are generated via query, with 90% of the math work being done in the SQL statement. What remains, has checks for division by zero, so...
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>Perhaps someone who has actually had some experience with it might be of more help. I'll try to remember on Monday to check my MSDN library at the office for more information on the function. If I find anything, I'll re-post.