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From: John Kreutzberger on 15 Apr 2008 17:48
Anybody seen this error message when trying to access tools,options. SW
2007, sp5?

Just started happening on an old machine. I am running 2008 on my new
computer, but some customers want me to use 2007 because they have not made
the move yet. I take care of those jobs on this older machine and am curious
about this error message.

Thanks.


From: Dale Dunn on 16 Apr 2008 09:53
"John Kreutzberger" <jkmungedesign(a)surewest.net> wrote in
news:2sidnTfDc7onv5jVnZ2dnUVZ_hKdnZ2d(a)surewest:

> Anybody seen this error message when trying to access tools,options.
> SW 2007, sp5?
>
> Just started happening on an old machine. I am running 2008 on my new
> computer, but some customers want me to use 2007 because they have not
> made the move yet. I take care of those jobs on this older machine and
> am curious about this error message.
>
> Thanks.
>
>

I get this when I'm nearing the memory limits of a default XP installation.
Usually I can close a few other apps and get it working again. Which apps
doesn't seem to matter. It seems to have cropped up with sp5.0. I suppose
this is an improvement over just locking up or crashing.
From: John Kreutzberger on 16 Apr 2008 12:02

> I get this when I'm nearing the memory limits of a default XP
> installation.
> Usually I can close a few other apps and get it working again. Which apps
> doesn't seem to matter. It seems to have cropped up with sp5.0. I suppose
> this is an improvement over just locking up or crashing.

Yep-I have found that if I try to change my options early in the day after
starting up-then there is no problem. However, after I have other items open
I have this problem. And-yes-I never saw this before sp5. I'll see what I
can do about the memory issue and see if that helps. Thanks.


From: That70sTick on 16 Apr 2008 13:13
We've experienced a rash of instability recently coinciding with a
series of MS XP updates.
From: j on 16 Apr 2008 14:19
Must be MS way of saying XP is unstable so now is the time to move over
to Vista and waste more time waiting.

That70sTick wrote:
> We've experienced a rash of instability recently coinciding with a
> series of MS XP updates.


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