Amdian

No idea how it relates to Cover, sorry!

We have the exact same issue. Reducing the number of rows shown reduced the frequency of crashes, but did not eliminate them entirely. Capita advised us to add the following line to the connect.ini: MaxNumberOfTables=99 This also seemed to help a little, but we still have issues. The PC is an i5 with 4gb ram, so should be plenty enough for cover!

In the end, after much swearing and throwing of large objects at these ruddy printers, we built a virtual XP box to share them and used a sketchy driver (old original HP inf, new HP dlls that don't crash). We turned off bidirectional support on the ports and shared them - no problem! Conveniently forgetting that XP doesn't allow more than 10 concurrent connections, of course. Built a new Server 2003 box, no updates with anything to do with printing, add printers, sketchy driver on, turn off bidirectional support, share them... done! I haven't heard of any further problems. Oh except that the mirrors on all the 2600s are covered in ruddy magenta toner so the colours are ridiculously faint. The driver I used is available if you want it, but you know you shouldn't take sweets from strangers, especially on the internet.

Grab the biggest hard drives you own and duct tape them together in RAID0. Job done.

Have you tried using a batch file? You can use the %computername% variable to echo out the name of the pc, so something like this: xcopy %userprofile%\Local Settings\Temp\archive \\storage\test$\%computername% /e /c /i /h and then if you wanted to remove the old dir: rmdir /s %userprofile%\Local Settings\Temp\archive