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                           Error Messages and Codes 
                                 Fatal Errors 

       Fatal errors can be identifies as codes 200 thru 255 and are found
       to immediately terminate program execution with the display of
       "Runtime error XXX at XXXX:YYYY".


   #   MESSAGE                            CAUSES & REMEDIES
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

 200. Division By Zero

 201. Range Check Error            After a program has been compiled with
                                   range checking on {$R+} a situation
                                   occurred when a value or array qualifier
                                   was out of the acceptable range.

 202. Stack OverFlow Error         You have exceeded the specified stack
                                   size.  Try increasing the compiler
                                   stack size setting.

 203. Heap Overflow Error          There is insufficient size on the heap
                                   for the requested call to New or GetMem.
                                   Try increasing the compiler Heap size
                                   setting.

 204. Invalid Pointer Operation    This error is reported by Dispose or
                                   FreeMem if the pointer is Nil or points
                                   to a location outside the heap, or if
                                   the free list cannot be expanded.

 205. Floating Point OverFlow      This operation produced an overflow.

 206. Floating Point UnderFlow     This error only occurs when you are
                                   using a numeric coprocessor with a
                                   control word that unmasks underflow
                                   exceptions.

 207. Invalid Floating Point Operation.

 210. Object Not Initialized

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