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From: rjung@sal37.usc.edu (Robert  allen Jung)
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Subject: Re: One Final WordUp Question
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Date: 24 Mar 89 16:14:50 GMT
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In article <4073@druhi.ATT.COM> terrell@druhi.UUCP (TerrellE) writes:
>Some word processors can edit documents which are larger than the 
>available memory by paging back and forth between memory and disk 
>(e.g. MS WRITE).  Is WordUp one of these?

  As far as I know (heaven help me, I've never bumped against the RAM limit
before), no. WordUp's document size appears to be related with how much free
RAM you have available.

  Of course, if you have 300K free, you can either store 300K characters for
one document, or work on two 150K files, or 3 100K files, or...

  Still a great program. I certainly don't use anything else. (Now if only
I can get a laser printer...)

						--R.J.
						B-)

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