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Find A Job or Post a Job Opening Click Here. cfee (Industrial) I keep getting this error: FATALERROR:Unhandledc0000029hExceptionat77f893e6h any suggestions or clues? Ialsosometimesgettheerror: 18 Apr 03 10:29

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ModelingOperationError: Exceededstacklimit. Recently I've had a couple of instances where the "Save..?" option at crash was answered "yes" , but ACAD only created a 6k "Recover" file which of course was invalid. I'm torn between the obvious benefits of frequent saves and the sometimes significant time impact of stopping my work frequently (often in the middle of an operation) for a timed save which often takes many seconds. ThanksC. Fee borgunit (Mechanical) 18 Apr 03 14:24

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Stack errors are usually caused by complex operations that AutoCAD must maintain in memory while running. http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/item?siteID=123112&id=2895845&linkID=2475323 cfee (Industrial) 18 Apr 03 18:07

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BorgunitThanks for the link. However, they don't offer much more than we who've been working with ACAD for awhile already know. The the level of "generality" in their help files is sometimes a bit disappointing. I already knew that I was running low on system resources (duh) . What I was hoping you had helped me find was how to set the stacks level higher. Remember DOS ACAD where we could set heap & stack? Is there a way to do that in r-2002 or is this another improvement? I'mlockedinaneardeath-grip with my IT manager to get her to purchase the extra memory my boss has approved (over a month ago!) and the extra memory video card (I got an NVIDEA Quatro - IV approved!!!). In the mean time, I'm still limping along with workarounds and crashes! Anyway, its late on a Friday afternoon, and I digress... I hope your Easter weekend was a pleasant one! Thanks for your responseC. Fee

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