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X-file 14.5 KB

July 26, 2000 5:30 PM UTC
Lean and mean is one thing, but when the most integral program on your desktop can be rewritten to take less than fifteen kilobytes disk space, you've got a sensation.

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The MMI edition of X-file was announced only a few days ago, and now it's in the news again: X-file MMI now weighs in at under 15KB. Check out the file sizes:

`x-file.exe`	`14,848 bytes`	`14.5KB`
`x-find.exe`	`9,728 bytes`	`9.5KB`
`x-scan.exe`	`10,752 bytes`	`10.5KB`
`x-attrib.exe`	`6,144 bytes`	`6.0KB`

Exploiting 'DPR' all three modules were reduced beyond the believable - yet see for yourself: they run, they're beautiful, they make the Microsoft Explorers look foolish - and then check the file sizes again.

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