From: gt3TakeThisAway@bredband.net   
      
   > Using the 'c' functions in a network environment is known to *potentially*   
   > cause issues.   
      
   The "only" problem with cMax that I know is that it requires a full lock   
   which of course could be problematic on a shared table. However, I have   
   never heard that it has cause a GPF and using it against a table in PRIV   
   that is not being edited shouldn't be a problem. At least that is how I have   
   understod the issue.   
      
   >   
   > Using other than a '100%' ZOOM factor is known to *potentially* cause   
   > issues.   
      
   Agree.   
      
      
   > Accept that it is fixed on that system (if it is), and that the others   
   > didn't need to be 'fixed'.   
      
   Well as this is a discussion forum and the traffic isn't exactly heavy I   
   find it interesting to discuss a problem and find a plausible solution. IMHO   
   the zoom factor or the path to PRIV is much more likely cause of GPF than   
   the use of cMax.   
      
   But you are right, if it's working now, why bother.   
      
   Anders   
      
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