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Article #5482Re: dBase III with PC DOS 3.1
From: Jeffrey Roberts
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1986 23:54
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1986 23:54
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Mike Regoli writes:
>well, i've heard of a dBASEIII error message "files not accessible" means
>more than 112 files are on the disk. in order to get around this message,
>one would obviously have to delete some files or set up subdirectories.
Actually I am running with more than 120 files on a hard disk in a
single directory with no problems. This can't be a major problem
that would cause dBase III not to work.
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Jeff Roberts
Human Computing Resources
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