-=> Quoting Henning Jenssen to All <=-
 HJ> I had a problem with opening files that are to big, Qedit comes with
 HJ> this error and only opens the first part of the file.
 HJ> As I like to use Qedit, it would be good if there were a solution to
 HJ> this, so I could keep on using it - and not just change to another
 HJ> editor. 
 HJ> I had a PC with 12 MB ram, but I guess that don't help.. ;-)
 Qedit can only edit files which will fit into available "below
 the 640K line" memory. Most people have somewhere in the region
 of 550K - 610K of memory available when sitting at the DOS
 prompt. After loading Qedit (around 50K for the version I use)
 they will have about 500K - 560K free meaning they can edit
 files totalling about that size. If you need to work on larger
 files there are a couple of ways to do so without abandoning
 Semware's products. The registered version of Qedit comes with a
 companion utility called "chunker" (I think) which will split a
 file into parts of your size choice. You can use it to split
 large files for use with Qedit then reconnect the parts later.
 Alternatively Semware's commercial product TSE (The Semware
 Editor) will edit files of any size limited only by available
 disk space ;-)
 -- Regards --
    Sid Lee (FIDO - 1:134/122,  Internet - sidlee@agt.net)
 
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