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@9@Set Table Sizes...@0@                       
                                               
MEGA-Check 2 keeps all of its tables in        
memory.  For this reason, it must know the     
maximum number of possible records you will    
have in each table at any given time so that   
your computer's memory can be allocated and    
managed effectively.                           
                                               
The higher the settings, the more memory       
MEGA-Check 2 will require, and the less memory 
you will have for actually storing the records 
in these tables.  The default settings allow   
MEGA-Check 2 to run comfortably on a one       
megabyte machine while still allowing for      
enough for a standard household for one year.  
                                               
If you do need to change these values          
MEGA-Check 2 must reinitialize the tables,     
which means that the file currently in memory  
will be cleared.  If changes have been made to 
it, however, MEGA-Check 2 will warn you in     
advance.                                       
                                               
The maximum number of @1@Report Components@0@  
represents the maximum number of reports       
components that will be present on any one     
report, including all constants and fields.    
Changing this maximum will not take affect     
until the next time MEGA-Check 2 is loaded.    
You will be reminded of this fact if you       
change it and click on @1@OK@0@.               
                                               
The following table shows the minimum and      
maximum number of records each table can be    
allocated for.                                 
                                               
