Web Services Client Error

Have developed a web service which is running on Window 2003 server
SP1 and is has been developed in .NET 2.0.

The client app is a Windows app developed in .NET 2.0 on Windows XP
using VS 2005. The target platform is Windows XP in a managed
environment so I do not have much luxury in the service packs
installed.

Typical developers problem, the Windows app works fine on the
developers machine but occasionally fails on the target box. The
error is intermittent. I have put an error trap around the main
program but it fails catch the error and I get a standard Windows
exception message "Do you want to let MS know about this error". The
error message is telling me that the problem is in
system.web.services. There is very little information in the message
box - not enough to go on with anyway. I know the exception code is
working as it has caught other system errors during user testing.

Anyone any thoughts or pointers?

Thanks in advance,
Mark
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Mark Stevens (mark at thepcsite fullstop co fullstop uk)

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