Well thats a solution if the problem is internal, but try saying that to customers who buy your program and see if that satisfies them.
(I didn't say that before, but we are selling another program developed in VFP to external customers)

/Fredrik

>Have you come up with a solution? If not, don't overlook getting rid of the CL video cards...probably the cheapest solution...buy 2 new cards, slap them in and move on...most CL cards are pretty cheap, so a replacement won't be more than $40 (Cdn) or so...
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>Take care,
>Joe
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>>I have developed a customer database program with VFP. It workes fine on all our computers except for two of them. The application (exe-file) starts and runs OK but when I exit the application Windows95 crashes (blue screen).
>>These two machines have Cirrus Logic graphic adapters and drivers installed. I tried to switch to Standard VGA driver and the everything runs perfect.
>>So the problem is the Cirrrus Logic drivers (Yes I have the latest version of them).
>>Earlier we had another application developed in FoxPro 2.6 and I remeber that there where some problems with that one and Cirrus Logic drivers for win 3.1.
>>Is the FoxPro/VFP vs Cirrus Logic a known problem (it should be)????