> My question.  File operations need to access a 256 sector FAT (128k) and   
   > a 32 sector root directory (16K), and files could need 32k open at a   
   > time - ideally more. The I've never done anything like this.  I assume   
   > the file operations are done accessing parts of FAT and root at a time   
   > and not the whole 144k.  144k is a lot of space.  I need to have a   
   > smaller FAT and smaller cluster size. I also need to juggle between   
   > portion of file in memory and portion on disk at a given time.  Any   
   > suggestions?  TIA.   Bill S.   
      
   Oops, I got the book name wrong. It's "Peter Norton's Assembly Language Book   
   for the IBM PC". 1986 By Peter Norton and John Socha, ISBN 0-13-661901-0   
   A Brady publication.   
   A good place to look is Library book sales. Without knowing what kind of   
   machine   
   you have, answers are tough. Good Luck   
   Steven   
      
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