>>> >We are getting an Insufficient Memory error when users try to display one
>>> of the screens that we provide. System includes more than 100 Screens.
>>> Only this one screen causes an Insufficient Memory error.
>>
>>Is this a relatively complex screen (lotsa objects)?
>>
>>Have you tried creating a new screen, and moving the objects on to it,
>>one at a time?
>>
>>Have you tried rebuilding the project with the RECOMPILE option?
>Thank you for response.
>This screeen is not so complex like many other screens.
>I have many users and this error happens only with one customer on his brand new laptop with new Windows95 installed.
>His old laptop run this program O.K.
>He calls me every day and warns that he will drop this system because of this.
>I sent him 2 different EXE files after rebuilding progect but it did not help.
>Alex.

Usually this is not a problem with the form or VFP but with Windows. A classic is if too many fonts are installed, will give all kinds of wierd insufficient memory errors and GFP's. Try and trim down any extraneous stuff in Win 95, close all other apps, keep the fonts to 100 or less installed, move the rest to a fonts not used directory. When all else fails try using a win95 system monitor utility to see where the memory problem is occuring. Does the form have any ocx's on it? If so they may be generating a memory conflict.

HTH