Woohaaaaaaaaaaa!  Caught it!

My HP8380 acted up, yet again.  But this time, having read about it here on
PCSOFT, Dr. Watson was on the scene!  When I tried to close a file in MS
Works, that had been saved on a 3.5 that had already been removed, the
program crashed.  But, lo and behold, I get some meters flashing across the
screen, and I got the following diagnosis:

"The application or one of its DLLs may have overflowed an internal temporary
buffer.

Module Name: <unknown>

Application Name: Msworks.exe
Description: Microsoft Works for Windows
Version: 4.00.03.458
Product: Microsoft Works for Windows
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation"

Under "System" tab, and in section "Resources", it said:
"18% system resources free
Windows-managed swap file on drive C (4309 MB free)
Temporary files on drive C (4309MB free)"

Under details, there are more pages than AOL (not to mention, PCSOFT) would
allow in an email, but I think I have that saved, if anyone is a glutton for
punishment.

I have Windows 98 4.10.1998

So, all you diagnosticians out there.  What does this mean!  (And what do I
do about it?)

William Closure

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