** Quoting Dale Shipp to Joe Negron:
SL> Qedit can only edit files which will fit into available "below the
  > 640K line" memory. [...] If you need to work on larger files there
  > are a couple of ways to do so without abandoning Semware's products.
JN> Actually, there are three ways. :)
DS> Add one more to the mix:
Well, the method you point out is only good for files roughly 64K larger
than would otherwise be the case, so we'll count it as "1/2" a method -
we're now up to 3 1/2. :)
 
JN> Unfortunately, the OS/2 version of QEdit is commercial - there is no
  > shareware version available.
DS> Was there ever an OS/2 shareware version?
Not to my knowledge.
DS> I bought Qedit before I upgraded to OS/2 and never felt like paying
  > the upgrade price for the OS/2 version (nor for version 4.0 either)
  > and have stuck with version 3.0 for DOS which does everything I want
  > it to do (most of the time).
Well, I got QEdit 4 under the Sysop discount - the OS/2 version comes
with the DOS version, all for about $55 (including S&H).  I had been
using the shareware version for quite some time unregistered (though I
will point out that I've gotten two different employers to register a
copy for me) and felt that it was about time that I registered it. :)
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