Re: re Dire Straits

At 10:35 PM 3/25/00 -0000, BFennessy wrote:

Hi there-

Ya know, the ole DOS "edit.com" is a great text editor; cut all the content
from your individual files and past them into "whatever.txt", save it, then
in Windows Explorer, you can rename it to "whatever.html". (I don't think
the DOS edit program will allow you to use a .xxxx extension.)

Or, surf to <http://www.anacrophilia.com/>, download Anacrophilia, install
it, open a new file, name and save it, then paste all of your content into
there.

HTH,

Mike

>Hi Everyone,
>
>I hope this is not off topic so please forgive me, but it's a mega
>emergency!
>I'm co-ordinating the efforts of some young students to produce a web site.
>It is being hand coded using notepad. Each students contribution is on their
>own floppy disc. We want to combine each contribution and produce one
>web page.
>
>However, when we try to copy and paste from their file on the floppy to the
>notepad file that will form the eventual web page, we invariably get the
>message
>- Not enough memory to complete the transaction etc.
>I have closed all applications, cleared what I could to free up more memory
>but
>I still can't cut and paste.
>
>What else can we try? - the deadline is getting pretty close.
>
>Please, if anyone could tell me what's happening or help in anyway I'd
>really
>appreciate it.
>
>TIA
>Ber Fen
>
>

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