Thank you for your answer :) .
> I don't know whether you're running under a 32-bit or 64-bit OS.
I am running a 32-bits OS.
> :help limits
> Maximum file size
2147483647 bytes (2 Gbyte) when a long integer is
32 bits. Much more for 64 bit longs.
> Depending on the changes you're making (you don't detail)
For the moment, I am just trying to view the file's contents...
some other program is supposed to perform things afterwards
I haven't yet faced that matter.
I have just downloaded "csplit".
Thanks for the "cat" and "sed" tips.
> However, I suspect most other visual (non-stream) editors will
> have the same OS/processor-level limitations.
Yes, probably.
"Firefox" won't open it.
"Internet Explorer" shows the beginning of the file...
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Hi Tony,
Thank you for your answer too :) .
Thank you for explaining things clearly.
It is very instructive to read Vim's help pages
especially when people recommend the good ones to read!
Thanks to both of you for your precious help.
I think I'll have to split the file into pieces to be
able to humanly read it.
Best regards,
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