>>>>>>We have 10 units on our Network, I have developed a application to
>>update
>>>>>>Inventory. the
>>>>>>programs run perfectly on my unit, but the other units receive the
>>message
>>>>>>'INSUFFICIENT MEMORY'
>>>>>>we are running with Windows 95 on Gateway 2000s, pentium 133, 16mb
>>ram.
>>>>>>The configurations
>>>>>>appear to be the same.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Does anyone have any ideas on what may be causing this error to occur.
>>>>The program fails on a 'SAVE SCREEN' command
>>>
>>>How much memory DO the machines have? Is there a config.fpw that is on
>>your machine and not on the others?
>>>
>>>And out of idle curiosity, why are you doing a SAVE SCREEN command? And
>>have you tried a SAVE SCREEN TO filename if you absolutely have to do a
>>save screen?
>>
>>1) We have 16 mb on each machine.
>>2) I am running on a network 'E:' drive so all should have access
>>to config.fpw
>>3) The first program lists files, 20 at a time to select which one
>>is to be updated. The second program is the update program.
>>After updating the selection I want to return to the same point
>>in the file selection. If you know of a better way, please te
>>me about it.
>>
>>Thank You
>>
>>
>>
>I suppose if you have a list box populated with the files and the index for
>the current selection. You have a button for them to choose update which
>runs your update program, when that returns the index is set to the same
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I am not using a list box I am using a check box next to an array
item, if the item is checked, then I start the update program.
the array is a DIMENSION (20), rebuilt for each successive page of
items. There is a second array which holds the RECNO() for the
first item on each page, therefore; allowing page forward and
backward through the items. After a selected item is updated
control returns to the selection program, at the point it left.


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