>Harry,
>
>Invalid Page Faults can occur for a number of reasons. I have found that, 90% of the time, it is something that I have caused and not a VFP bug.

accepted. Though, in this case (see my reply to Jeff) it doesn't seem to be anything I did (consciously at least!)

>
>The problem is that they are often tricky to track down and even more difficult to find a solution on the UT due to the very nature of these errors.
>

tell me about it! :-)

>Just today, I finally tracked down one of my own - it took me two days!
>

two days?! I dream of it only taking two days!!


>My advice is to buckle down and go over everything - use the debuger, coverage profiler, check for dangling references, track all SETs, blah, blah, blah.

Part of my problem is that, so far, I only have limited understanding of the debugger. I can use the trace and watch windows, the locals and call stack. But I haven't quite grasped things like the coverage profiler and stuff like that.


Cheers

Harry