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VPC 7, IE 6 "Stack Overflow" in XP and 2000

Source: microsoft.public.mac.virtualpc
Sent: 07/10/2006
From: "Bill" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Gentleones,

I'm encountering an error while running one of those dastardly IE-only
scripted websites (which is, unfortunately, not visible to the rest of
the world--it's AdvancedMD's billing software). One particular page
pops up a window titled "Microsoft Internet Explorer" with the error
"Out of stack space." That's it. Nothing else.

I have received this message in the following environments:

=B7 iMac G5 1.8GHz, OSX v10.4.4, VPC v7.0.2, 256MB simulated, 768MB
real, 267MB "used", old Windows 2000 install, IE 6.0.2800.1106 (SP1,
Q823353), VPC additions installed and latest

=B7 PowerBook G4 (12"), OSX v10.4.7, VPC v7.0.2, 256MB simulated, 768MB
real, virgin Windows 2000/IE 6.0.2800.1106 (SP1, Q823353) install, VPC
additions not installed

=B7 PowerBook G4 (12"), OSX v10.4.7, VPC v7.0.2, 256MB simulated, 768MB
real, virgin Windows 2000/IE 6.0.2800.1106 (SP1, Q823353) install, VPC
additions installed

=B7 PowerBook G4 (12"), OSX v10.4.7, VPC v7.0.2, 256MB simulated, 768MB
real, virgin Windows XP Pro (supplied w/VPC, SP unknown at the moment),
IE version unknown, VPC additions not installed

=B7 PowerBook G4 (12"), OSX v10.4.7, VPC v7.0.2, 256MB simulated, 768MB
real, virgin Windows XP Pro (supplied w/VPC, SP unknown at the moment),
IE version unknown, VPC additions installed

In the cases that I remembered to check, the amount of space to use on
the hard disk for memory (one of those mystical Windows settings) was
set to double the simulated RAM.

I do not receive the error when I use a Dell 1GHz P4, 128MB real RAM
(important to note), Windows 2000/IE 6.0.2800.1106 (SP1, Q823353),
which would make me think the difference really is a VPC problem.

Of course, AdvancedMD points the finger back at us, but if Microsoft
says VPC is a PC....

Anybody able to help?

TIA!
Bill

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Re: VPC 7, IE 6 "Stack Overflow" in XP and 2000

Sent: 07/10/2006
From: "Maya" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

The software you are attempting to use needs a Pentium 3 or better
processor. Virtual PC only emulates a Pentium 2 processor. There is a
good chance that the site you are attempting to using within Virtual PC
is not compatible.

http://advancedmd.com/system_requirements.asp

Re: VPC 7, IE 6 "Stack Overflow" in XP and 2000

Sent: 07/10/2006
From: "Bill" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Hey, that's a useful tidbit to know!

I'll ask AdvancedMD whatssup with that and see if it's really the case.

You've certainly given me something to look for. If anybody else has
other suggestions, I'll be happy to look into them, too.

Thanks, Maya!
Bill

Maya wrote:

Show quoted text

> The software you are attempting to use needs a Pentium 3 or better
> processor. Virtual PC only emulates a Pentium 2 processor. There is a
> good chance that the site you are attempting to using within Virtual PC
> is not compatible.
>
> http://advancedmd.com/system_requirements.asp

Re: VPC 7, IE 6 "Stack Overflow" in XP and 2000

Sent: 07/11/2006
From: "Paul Power" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Bill wrote:

Whatever is going on, it's not VPC that is causing it. The Stack
overflow message is a Windows error and is native to Windows
environments. Since it happens in several environments, I would
concentrate on troubleshooting IE. Perhaps it's a javascript or another
add-in that is causing trouble.

Show quoted text

> Hey, that's a useful tidbit to know!
>
> I'll ask AdvancedMD whatssup with that and see if it's really the case.
>
> You've certainly given me something to look for. If anybody else has
> other suggestions, I'll be happy to look into them, too.
>
> Thanks, Maya!
> Bill
>
> Maya wrote:
> > The software you are attempting to use needs a Pentium 3 or better
> > processor. Virtual PC only emulates a Pentium 2 processor. There is a
> > good chance that the site you are attempting to using within Virtual PC
> > is not compatible.
> >
> > http://advancedmd.com/system_requirements.asp

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