Maybe not of big help to you, but a long time ago I had a situation 
like this where 80% of users had no troubles but the rest kept 
getting the "Crash (Should not happen)" thing randomly. I forgot many 
details, but in essence, I finally understood that the problem was 
related to inform (modal window). The crash would occur when multiple 
windows were open (one of which with inform) and the user would 
insist clicking on fields in a window that did not have the focus. It 
would not happen all the time, but would happen for sure after a 
using inform a few times. There were no reasons to click on the wrong 
window and most users would not do that, but some kept on doing it 
repeatedly...

Louis


At 06:45 AM 2006-01-19, you wrote:

>Hi list,
>
>Our new system, written with REBOL, is running now on some 150 PC's,
>distributed over 13 different locations through Belgium. Those PC's are
>using M$ NT, 2000 or XP and we do not have any control over the
>configuration.
>
>In 90% of the cases runs the software without problems. But in some
>case, never the same, never at the same time or in the same conditions,
>we got an howful "Crash (Should not happend). Corrupt datatype 54 at
>101" -error.
>
>The application is intensively making use of VID. We did optimalize the
>memory use (after the generation of 430 screens, we only use some 2MB
>RAM). We do not make use of 'recycle instructions in the code.
>
>Can anybody give us some clue about the conditions that cause an "Crash
>(Should not happend). Corrupt datatype 54 at 101" -error and how we do
>have to interpret it ?
>
>TIA,
>
>--christophe
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