From: HarrisJR@bwsc.org   
      
   Bertil,   
      
   My Users tell me that they are not using any particular screen or running   
   any particular process when the GPVs occur.  Based on the postings I’ve read   
   I have asked one Super User to move her TASK BAR to the Top and Maximize   
   Paradox to see if that will eliminate the GPVs.  If it does eliminate the   
   GPVs I will add to my Main Menu screen’s init method   
   ShowApplicationBar(True)   
   sleep()   
   ShowApplicationBar(False)   
      
   I hope that Jim Moseley  will give this a try and let the NewsGroup know   
   if it eliminates the GPVs his Users have been getting for 2 years!   
      
      
   "Bjorn Sagbakken"  wrote:   
   >"Jeanette"  wrote in message   
   >news:466d57ab$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.com...   
   >>   
   >> Good Morning,   
   >>   
   >> My Paradox 'ALL DAY' Users are getting GPVs all day - everyday.   
   >> They tell me they are not doing anything in particular when the GPVs   
   >> occur.   
   >> We have had Paradox 9 for several years without GPVs.   
   >> The Paradox App is loaded on Windows XP SP2 PCs.   
   >> The database sits on a Window 2003 R2 SHARE Machine.   
   >>   
   >> Can someone tell me why this is occurring and how can I stop the GPVs?   
   >   
   >I totally agree. This message comes all the time, but mostly the user can   
      
   >continue, so ignore the message is what I tell my users. Only if the   
   >computer starts to burn, there is a real problem.   
   >   
   >If I didn't know better, I would say that Paradox sucks, but I know it is   
      
   >fantastic in its way. I still develop various stuff, but I am gradually   
      
   >converting our data from Paradox to SQL while building a .NET web   
   >application to take over the userinterface. This is no easy task, but since   
      
   >Paradox 11 seems to be the last one we can expect, I am planning a two year   
      
   >phase out with champagne at the end and a few sad tears for something that   
      
   >could have been a success - but died.   
   >   
   >I remmber the summer sunny days early in the 1990's I was lying streched   
   out   
   >in a park with cold beer at an arms length, reading the manuals for Paradox   
      
   >for Windows version 1.0, thinking this must be a golden path. I was totally   
      
   >convinced I had choosen the ultimate database software, and truly enough   
   I   
   >performed miracles for our company in the years to come.   
   >   
   >Well, the adventure didn't last forever. Now it is an old horse.   
   >   
   >Bjorn   
   >   
   >   
      
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