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From: mms00786@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu
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Subject: Re: using far segments ?
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Date: 16 Jul 89 17:14:00 GMT
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Nf-From: uxa.cso.uiuc.edu!mms00786    Jul 16 12:14:00 1989


Probably a silly question, but wouldn't having the user start two instances of
your program, one for each file, have the same effect? In which case, all you
have to do is be able to handle one large file in your program. I thought that 
was one of the big advantages of Windows, but I am only a student, and I am a
couple of years away from being omniscient. I would, however, like to know the
advantage of a program handling multiple files as opposed to multiple instances
of the same program each handling one file.

Thanks,
Milan
mms00786@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu