Memory could not be read error.

I keep getting the following error while using Form Designer 7:
The instruction at "0x022221b2" referenced memory at "0x0000001c". The memory could not be "read".
It happens, randomly, when doing a number of things:
inserting a static text area
moving a form field
resizing a static form field....
In other words, no one thing seems to be causing it. If anyone has any ideas on this one it would be most helpful. Right now it is a pain in the butt since I keep losing information everytime it crashes.

Can't help with why but....<br /><br />If Designer crashes you can recover the last PDF that you previewed by going to C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Temp and finding the most recent pdf with a name such as _12bs10afg3a40f3t7j.pdf. That should be the last version you Previewed.<br /><br />Rich Ruiz<br />Novanis

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