Thanks rzack, Are you saying that M$ALLOC should work in a thin client environment? I am finding that it does not work as it seems like it allocates the memory on the Unix server then when I make the @[DISPLAY]: call to the dll on the client, the address contains garbage and the dll call fails. I can only assume it's becasue the data at the address from the M$ALLOC command is located on the client and M$ALLOC stored the data at the address on the server... That all being said, if M$ALLOC could be called with the @[DISPLAY]:M$ALLOC then I would think it would all hold together... Maybe I'm crazy tho :-)
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