Arachne at FreeLists---The Arachne Fan Club! Hi Glenn! > No problem Udo. Thanks for not holding this against me. > Does this look better ? > http://www.cisnet.com/glennmcc/ara-gpl/4000_snt.gif Yes! > No need to change which version of Arachne nor of insight you are using > to get this new higher capability. > Just grab this zip file and unzip the contained 'idxfast.htp' > http://www.cisnet.com/glennmcc/ara-gpl/4000_snt.zip > This will now give you the capability of a little more than 4000 Great! Super! It works like a charm. It's also very fast now. You are definetely a wizard. :-) Oops, I forgot that you already rank as Computer God - I guess that is better than a wizard. ;-) > Your suggestion of using DPMI is one of the best sugestions I have heard > in a long, long time. > Thank you !!! Well, I would never have expected that a casual remark like that would have provoked this reaction. I am glad that you found it helpful. :-) > I will look into do just that. > Until such time as I succeed in making a DPMI compile of core.exe > this altered copy of idxfast.htp should 'help' the situation. Should be a while before I hit the new limit. :-) > Oh and by-the-way, > There did not used to be a limit of any kind in indexes. > Insight.exe would convert the entire dir listing into an HTML file > regardless of the number of files residing there. > The problem lies in the memory capabilties of core.exe to then display > the HTML file. I had suspected this, so I tried to save the mail listing to an HTML file to verify this, but I got an empty file. Seems like the generated HTML file is different from the normal ones. > Rest assured that I _will_ continue to work on fixing this in an even > better way. Thank you. Thanks also to the others for proposing alternative solutions; I will come back to these when I hit 4000 sent mails. ;-) Regards, Udo -- The DR-DOS/OpenDOS Enhancement Project - http://www.drdosprojects.de -- This mail was written by a user of The Arachne Browser - http://arachne.cz/ Arachne at FreeLists -- Arachne, The Web Browser/Suite for DOS and Linux --
