With Version 3.2, I was hoping for less access violations, but it's still happening.

[ralfsmith]

I'd like to add my 2 cents: I'm *not* getting AVs in UR and I use it for hours at a time.

Now, I'm not bragging <g>, but this must be a clue. I assume it's something about my setup/how I use UR.

I *know* it can't be clean living!

Here's my info:

Ultra Recall Professional 3.2
Registered to: Ralph Smith (1-user license)
Windows version: 5.1.2600.2.0
Install path: C:\Program Files\UltraRecall
EncryptPDF.dll version 3.0.0.2
mimepp.dll version 3.0.4
pdf2txt.dll version 3.1.0.4
PolarSpellChecker.dll version 4.0.5.4
SftPrintPreview_IX86_U_10.dll version 1.05
SftTree_IX86_U_50.dll version 5.06
UltraRecall.exe version 3.2.0.1
unins000.exe version 51.46.0.0
C:\WINDOWS\system32\MsftEdit.dll version 5.41.15.1514
C:\WINDOWS\system32\RichEd20.dll version 5.30.23.1228
Database filename: C:\Documents and Settings\ralf\My Documents\Ultra Recall Data\Work.urd
Database version: 3.0.12

Three things jump out at me compared to the users who've posted in this thread and are getting AVs:

- I never work with more than one tab open. I just forget! The other 2 pane PiMs I've used didn't have tabs, so I never use them.

- My Riched20.dll is 5.30. I notice ones in this thread of 5.50. On my system, the only riched20 5.50 is the one included with Office 2003. If the users with AVs are using the Office RTF control, that could be a factor...

- I use Inernet Explorer 7. <shrug> Maybe it's not significant, but it's a difference.

Hope this helps...

R