Thanks to Hussein Shafie for the quick answer!
> This memory limit may of course be changed. How to do this is > described here: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/faq.html#outofmemory Ok, I went there, and set it to 2048m. > --> In practice, yes. XMLmind XML Editor has been designed to edit > topics (e.g. chapters, sections) and not huge documents. Two > reasons for that: > Let's say that with a reasonably modern machine, you should be able > to edit a multi-hundred-page DocBook monolithic book containing a > few dozens, low-resolution, images (e.g. screen shots). I do not edit DocBook, I edit a dictionary, with (at the moment) 20000 "chapters" (i.e. lemma articles, file size 2,9 MB). I can split them up in say, 4 documents (A-E, F-M, N-R, S-Z), or 2, or 20, but the easiest way would be to just use one file. Now, even with my 2048m, I cannot load my 20000 lemma (1,2 MB), but I can load 7000 lemma (another dictionary I have). So, would I be correct in assuming XMLEditor has a border of 1,5 MB (or even less, the 1,2 file is a bit slow), beyond which I should not go? Trond. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Trond Trosterud t +47 7764 4763 Institutt for spr?kvitskap, Det humanistiske fakultet m +47 950 70140 N-9037 Universitetet i Troms?, Noreg f +47 7764 5216 Trond.Trosterud (a) hum.uit.no http://www.hum.uit.no/a/trond/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.xmlmind.com/pipermail/xmleditor-support/attachments/20071029/620b6b3a/attachment.htm
