Constant,
Not sure where, but it is a memory exception brought on
by NTReader itself, looks to be in the DOS extender, RTM.EXE,
which gives access to memory above 1 meg. So, can you run
NTReader in "real mode" instead of "protected mode"? It
appears that NTReader may be accessing some memory addresses
already assigned to something else.
Hope this helps!Wiz <{;-)
Wizard57M
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