question on resource limitations

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From: Chuck Howard
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 22:06

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I've recently started working on a windows program that is resource 
intensive which is having problems.  Through the grapevine I've been
told that there is a 64K limit on the number of resources you can have
active in either a windows session or per application.  Currently, our
application dies after a certain number of windows are opened, and
some people think we have hit this magical 64K limit.

If you could, please point me to a FAQ site, or other documentation
concerning resource limitations.

Also, if this 64K is a true limit, are there in tools or functions that
you can call that express how close you are to this limit.

Thanx in advance

Chuck
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search technology, inc.				           chuck@searchtech.com
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Subject: question on resource limitations
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