Application error (0xc0000005)

[ASIC_LabRat]

Try it again, I sent the data in binary form instead of ASCI

[nickb]

Hey Chip - 

I was able to take a look at the dump, and it looks like your screensaver may be crashing... 😉

Once you've installed Dr. Watson as your default application debugger, it will catch crashes for all user-mode processes running on your machine.  To disable Dr Watson, you can check out this Microsoft KB.  However, unless you're really concerned about disk space, you can probably just leave it enabled.  Each time a crash happens, Dr. Watson overwrites the previous crash dump, so it shouldn't be a source of a growing amount of wasted disk space.

NickB

National Instruments 

[ASIC_LabRat]

Ok, thanks for that, yes if Spotfire is running and the screen saver kicks in the PC shows a problem with display.

I will probably leave it on Debugging that is...

Thanks Nick!

ChipB