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1 Offset out of range in reference


   An attempt was made to use a 16 bit address to reference a location
   that is more than 64k bytes away, or to use an 8 bit address to
   reference a location more that 256 bytes away. Another possibility is
   that the address being referenced is lower in memory than the segment
   register that is assumed.  For example, a near call to a memory
   address lower than the current CS, or a far call that is using the
   wrong segment address.  The offset actually used will be "wrapped
   around" to a number within range, so the program probably will not
   address the object correctly.