>One VFP3.0 application user has the ability to generate errors that I've not seen since moving to WIN95/98.
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>What is WINSOCK (seems that it was user network information)...
>I've determined that a user was able to get to this error by cancelling 4 levels of other errors that all starts from CANCEL of a Report Form and then returning to REPORT FORM .
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>I know what your thinking, that an unstable user should never be able to generate instability in any app. I agree!
>Error catching routine being modified- still, what's WINDSOCK?

WinSock is Windows Socket services - a whole class of APIs that deal with the IP stack; it's likely being invoked by some network connection service somewhere - dial-up networking or a TCP/IP or UDP LAN connection are the places it is seen most often.

If the spelling is exactly what you state, there's something very screwed up, since the name of the WinSock control doesn't match up with anything I've actually seen; if you're guessing at the spelling based on something the user said, you've probably misspelled the actual WinSock control name.