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From: mcdonald@sask.UUCP (Shane McDonald)
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Subject: Re: Re: TSEDIT (Info wanted)
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Date: Wed, 22-May-85 23:11:54 EDT
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Speaking of TS-Edit:

> My only problem with it at present is that I've built up a file to just under
> 3500 characters, and now it gives me a warning about being out of memory
> space when I load that file to do more work on it. This occurs in the OS-9
> version, which I have hacked (using SDISK) to run double-sided 40T drives.
> The folks in Fort Worth don't have any clues for me on this one yet; I
> really have to go back and set up the same conditions for TSEdit on a
> showroom-stock CoCo OS9 to see if it gives me the same problem.

I had the same problem, but I solved it this weekend.
When you start up TS-Edit, instead of typing
  tsedit filename
try
  tsedit filename #25k
or some other reasonable number.  You'll get memory space about 25k.
This seems to be about the maximum I can get on my system - it'll
probably vary a little depending on what you've got loaded.

By the way, I think TS-Edit is great!  I'd recommend it to anyone.

Shane McDonald
(ihnp4!sask!mcdonald)