Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 10:02:01 -700
From: Walter Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Question about Sorting Email
Heimo:
The number of messages and the amount of a single large message that
Net-Tamer can index and display depends, in large part, on the amount
of available memory on one's PC when Net-Tamer is running. As I've
stated earlier, I've been able to index and read as many as 3,000
messages in a single .DLU message file. That's on a PENTIUM II with
the maximum available memory after DOS is loaded high along with all
else that can be loaded into upper memory blocks. On an XT with 550k
of conventional memory, I can index and read as many as 1,500 messages
in a single .DLU message file.
Walter Scott
On 2000-11-05 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
and the Net-Tamer List:
::>Nettamer's Reader.exe (which is the program part that handles the
::>mail offline) starts choking with a message file (folder, bag) of
::>about 500 KB.
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