Oh wait, something i just remembered. The scenario i described also 
occurs on my workstation from time to time and the only way to resolve 
it is restart. That was why i didn't think reinstalling it and switching 
the user mode would make any difference.

I have discussed it with some of the users here and they also said that 
it used to happen before we did our hardware upgrade, but it would only 
happen to one user (because they all had their own PCs back then) so 
restarting for one user wasn't a big deal. Whereas restarting the server is.

So i guess if reinstalling under the correct mode would mean that each 
user's paradox instances are somehow kept separate and the issue no 
longer requires a server restart but the affected user needs to log off 
and on, then perhaps i do need to do this reinstall.

On 6/12/2016 1:59 PM, Royce Lithgo wrote:
> I guess i may need to plan a Sunday in the office to try reinstalling
> it. :(
>
> On 3/12/2016 2:30 AM, Anders Jonsson wrote:
>> Thanks, now that you point it out. I recall that it was one of the
>> advices I got from you when I installed years ago! :-)
>>
>> Anders
>>
>>
>>
>> "Tom Krieg"  skrev i meddelandet
>> news:5840d038$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.com...
>>
>> It will if Paradox has been incorrectly installed as a single user
>> installation. It needs to be installed to be shared on a Terminal Server.
>>
>> On 2/12/2016 6:44 AM, Anders Jonsson wrote:
>>>
>>> Once a user crash Paradox it _should_ not affect other users but you
>>> neve know ....
>>>
>>>
>>> Anders
>>>
>>
>>
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