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From: hassan@INFORMATICS.WUSTL.EDU (Scott Hassan)
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Subject: Argh...How many?
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Date: 1 Aug 90 20:33:19 GMT
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Hello,


Is there a limit on the number of total insets that can be contained in
a text object?  

From my current experience, there can only be:

                                  	128

insets in any one given text object!  If I place one most inset, Andrew
does the famous "Segmentation fault."  This is very disappointing so
please someone out there could you prove that this is not so.  Please!  

				Scott
				hassan@informatics.wustl.edu
				Medical Informatics
				Department of Internal Medicine
				Washington University
				St. Louis, MO   63130
				(314) 362-3422