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["Wendy Gulliver" <crazygardens AT verizon.net>]

Bev,
Exception errors are usually one of those common errors seen by Windows 
programmers.  It indicates a programming error in the routines which concern 
the "exception handler" which coordinates which programs are accessing which 
parts of memory.  HOWEVER, I have also seen this error crop up when a memory 
board goes bad.  A program goes to access a piece of data it has placed in 
memory and it is not there (or can't access it) and assumes someone else 
"stole" it.  So unless you have been doing your own programming, I will 
assume you have a bad memory board.  I would replace the memory board before 
I bothered reinstalling Windows.

Wendy