Hi Listers,
Okay I find the number 623 very deceiving when I see a file that has no 
information in it listed with this number.  I see this number when I ask of the 
file information in a file that has no characters in it.  This seems weird to 
me.  Why would the BN say 623 if there are clearly no characters in a file? I'm 
talking about files that are essetially empty when you go into the file manager 
mening and ask for information about these files.  It just seems wrong.  It 
should say 0 at this time if there are clearly no characters in the file.  I 
find it deceiving because when you are looking for a file and you know it was 
supposed to have information in it and you get this number 623 you think oh the 
file does have something in it? I find this to be a cruel trick.  The rson is 
since I have lost this file and I created the new one with the old file name I 
went to the file mager mening with some hope of finding the file.  When I saw 
that number 623 with the information of the file not !
 I thought good there must be some information in here.  Of course when I 
return to Key^.  and find the file is empty because I have not rewritten my 
documentation I feel like I have been deceived.  Like I thought I had found my 
missing file because to me the number 623 signals that there are 623 characters 
in a file when in reality it means 0.  There's a difference of 623 between 0 
characters and 623 characters.  Why does this exist? Maybe I'm the only person 
bothered by this number.  I would think others would have experienced my 
confusion.
Thank you for your time and your help.
Maybe the number 623 is there for a valid reason.  If so I'd like to know that 
reason.
Lisa


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