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"Dan Mayo" <dmayo@dickey-john.com> wrote in message
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> I have a fairly simple form that I dynamically create throughout a
> program I am working on.  However, every once in awhile the
> program crashes due to a 'Out of Resources' error (according to
> Windows)

GDI resources are very limited.

> however, when I log the amount of memory in use and available;
> there is plenty of physical memory yet.

Available physical memory is different then available GDI resources.

> Using a tool to help discover where the code was dying, I found out
> it was on the 'new' call when I dynamically create the new form.
Shortly
> after creating the form and temporarily displaying some things I
always
> close the form and then call the delete operator.

Are you absolutely sure that 'delete' is always being called?  In any
case, how much UI resources are you already using before creating the
new form instance?

> Why am I getting the "Out of Resources" error?

Because you are running low on available resources ;-)

> The form only contains a TButton, a TCaption, and a TProgressBar.

But what does the rest of your UI contain?


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