On Sunday 03 November 2002 01:26, Robin Fairbairns wrote: > > From what I understand a "capacity exceeded" message generally indicates > > sloppy coding; and capacities rarely need to be increased. However I have > > a situation using Omega where teTeX gives me > > > > ! Omega capacity exceeded, sorry [number of strings=3265] > > > > but fpTeX gives me no problems at all. Is there a way I can increase the > > appropriate values in teTeX? Is there a number whose valuse I can compare > > in both teTeX and fpTeX? Note that I am using the same Omega, version > > 1.15, in both fpTeX and teTeX from TeX-Live6.
> pool_size = 1250000 > pool_free = 47500 > max_strings = 100000 > string_vacancies = 90000 Appears to be working now. Thnx a million! By the way, texmf.cnf had the same original values for the four above variables in both fpTeX and teTeX (TeXLive6). So I don't know why Omega's capacity was exceeded on teTeX and not fpTeX. Best wishes Idris -- Dr. Idris S Hamid Department of Philosophy Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523
