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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / October 2005Outlook 2003 Contact Note question
Sorry if this is a stupid question but do blank lines in a note increase the contact note "file size"? My concern relates to my 3000 contacts synchronised with Outlook 2002 in my PDA. I have only just started adding note information to each contact and am concerned that I will run out of PDA memory if I have too much text or blank lines. Beemer I'd think a blank line is 1-4 bytes at most > Sorry if this is a stupid question but do blank lines in a note increase > the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > am concerned that I will run out of PDA memory if I have too much text or > blank lines. Vince, Ah! probably just the carriage return ASCII character. Thanks, Beemer | I'd think a blank line is 1-4 bytes at most | [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] | > am concerned that I will run out of PDA memory if I have too much text or | > blank lines. Most likely but I accounted for CRLF in Unicode (which should be four bytes) > Vince, > > Ah! probably just the carriage return ASCII character. > Most likely but I accounted for CRLF in Unicode (which should be four > bytes) No, it's two. The CR (carriange return, 0xD) is one and the LF (line feed, 0xA) is the other.  SignatureBrian Tillman I would think that in Unicode it would be 0x0A, 0x00, 0x0D, 0x00 since Unicode adds the extra null (0x00) to every ASCII character. Of course, I haven't dug into the contact record to see the details but saying the length is between one and four bytes pretty much covers all the potential answers. > No, it's two. The CR (carriange return, 0xD) is one and the LF (line > feed, 0xA) is the other. |I would think that in Unicode it would be 0x0A, 0x00, 0x0D, 0x00 since | Unicode adds the extra null (0x00) to every ASCII character. Of course, I [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] | > No, it's two. The CR (carriange return, 0xD) is one and the LF (line | > feed, 0xA) is the other. good enough for me! thanks, Beemer
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