This happens because the operating system does not
allocate a large enough buffer for the data length sent.
When the data is greater than the buffer size, the OS generates the error message.
This can be a program bug, or be caused by
a corrupted file, library or kernel which executed.
I've seen the error crop up after using Adobe Reader to read a pdf,
but any of anumber of programs could be the cause, besides corrupted files.
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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Who knows what it means when a Windows XP Pro SP2 produces a transient error window from
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execution prevention? What's wrong?