>>>>I don't know.
>>>>1. Should this be making a difference
>>>
>>>It shouldn't. But FPW 2.6 still has problems with it even on Win95. Since the memory management is still not very good in VFP... maybe it still looks for a certain amount of free base memory. Just guessing here.
>>>
>>>>2. How should I check it on Win95
>>>
>>>Exit in a MS-DOS window and give it a MEM command. Look to see what is under Conventional memory.
>>>
>>>>3. It's probably relatively low because of the network cards...
>>>
>>>This is why I was asking. Novell and card drivers still use a lot of this memory.
>>>
>>>Vlad
>>
>>Thanks, Vlad, I'll check them tomorrow. Still, it's curious that the problem never arose during 6 weeks of on-site testing. I can't figure out any changes they've made, either.
>
>You know, there's always somebody doing some changes that should not change anything for you, but... :) "Somebody" changed the printer settings for my Unix station, so, I lost about 1 hour on Friday trying to see why the programs doesn't print. It printed, but on a different network printer that was not near me. Obviously, those who used usually the printer were trying to see who's printing over and over again the same thing... :( Nobody knows who or why changed those settings. :(
>
>If the base memory is low (under 430-400 K):
>Try to load as much as possible from what is taking base memory into upper memory. Although there are drivers and network software that cannot run into upper memory, usually you can free some. Also usually, (especially on computers with Win95) nobody cares to fine tune all those DOS drivers to free as much low memory as possible (because it's not so important in Win95). So, there is some space to try. :) I hope this will solve the problem.
>
>BTW, how much memory do they have on their computers?
>
>Vlad

Ranges from 16 Meg to 32 Meg. The 16Meg machines are the ones which will be running this particular set of forms for a 12-hour day 6 days a week. It's got to be foolproof.

Thanks,
Barbara