trouble shutting down on XP tablet pc edition 2005

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   We have an application using XTP that runs on several OSs (Vista, XP, 2003 server).  It works fine on all of these.  When we run it on XP tablet PC edition, it will crash on shutdown ("The instruction at "0X47fb571f" referenced memory at "0X0000000".  The memory could not be read.)

I have tired excluding all of the specific tablet PC dlls I could find using process explorer. 

XTPSkinManager()->ExcludeModule("tipcomponentsps.dll");
XTPSkinManager()->ExcludeModule("TipRes.dll");
XTPSkinManager()->ExcludeModule("tiptsf.dll");

As a sanity check, I tried even removing every dll just to see if it fixed the problem.  It still crashes on shutdown (I assume when unhooking some DLL in the OS).

Has anyone run into this?  If so, does anyone know of a fix?

Thanks,

Anthony.

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	We have an application using XTP that runs on several OSs (Vista, XP, 2003 server). It works fine on all of these. When we run it on XP tablet PC edition, it will crash on shutdown ("The instruction at "0X47fb571f" referenced memory at "0X0000000". The memory could not be read.) I have tired excluding all of the specific tablet PC dlls I could find using process explorer. XTPSkinManager()->ExcludeModule("tipcomponentsps.dll"); XTPSkinManager()->ExcludeModule("TipRes.dll"); XTPSkinManager()->ExcludeModule("tiptsf.dll"); As a sanity check, I tried even removing every dll just to see if it fixed the problem. It still crashes on shutdown (I assume when unhooking some DLL in the OS). Has anyone run into this? If so, does anyone know of a fix? Thanks, Anthony.