On Fri, Sep 28, 2001 at 05:29:11PM +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Under the current memory scheme of DOS the largest number > of files which may be in a .ZIP file is approximately > 9000 files. The maximum number of files you can handle > with a .ZIP file operation can be calculated by the > following formula: > (Free Conventional RAM - 85kb) / 64 bytes > > The 37mb zip-file which we were talking about > has many more files than this.
Could you develop your thought? Why 85 kB? Why 64 bytes? Why 9000 files? A young schoolgirl was asked: "How one can have eaten an elephant?" - "By cut." -"Jak można zjeść słonia?" -"Po kawałku." Witek
