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To: lee kramer who wrote (112556)	8/26/2000 6:14:51 PM
From: SMALL FRY	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 120523

Lee... my friend. QCharts is not the problem. :)) I've been running various versions of QCharts longer than almost everyone here. Never had crash problems attributable to it... Of course I did suspect QCharts at one time with my other juiced up 550 Athlon I overclocked to 850 MHz... fried that sucker after 8 months... even a gigantic Alpha heatsink didn't help it at all. Lately most crash problems are attributable to conflicts in voice/video plugins we are installing in our systems... difficult to do, but some of us do install more than one default media players or chat softwares... kinda hard on a system when two software packages vie for supremacy... If you're running QCharts I recommend keeping that thingamajig updated with the newest version... currently Version 4.0, Build 4.0.1.9. Take a look at yours by clicking on Help and cursoring down to About... FWIW, SF