Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 18:28:03 -700
From: Walter Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Question about Sorting Email
Bonnie:
Here is what NETTAMER.DOC has on this issue:
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Your computer does not have enough free memory to sort all the
messages you are trying to read. That is okay. Press F5 to get back
to the messages. The program will start indexing again, from where
it left off. There will be no sort of the first however many
messages, however.
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F5 is NOT meant to avoid losing messages or the ability to read
ALL messages in a large .DLU file; it's there to keep the software
from crashing or to ensure that you can read at least SOME of the
messages in the associated .DLU file. If you don't have enough memory
to index and then read 4,500 messages, you don't have enough memory.
It's that simple.
Walter Scott
On 2000-11-15 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
:: Hi Walter, Can you or someone go into the documentation then
:: and please tell me what the F5 thing means? I understand what
:: you are saying, and Colston's documentation is supposed to fix
:: that; I just can't get it to work. Even if you get out of
:: string space, you are supposed to be able to hit the F5 and it
:: indexes from where you left off. Find error 14 in that thing
:: and please tell me what it means then. Thanks.
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