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You might download QEMM	and see if that works for you.
but I always had text editors that could handle multiple files.
What happens when you try that?
are you trying to run a spreadsheet too?

I believe the 'insufficient memory' thing is what is left of the
original 640k 'real mode' ram you have left after bitcom or whatever,
drops to dos. 
You might download {commo} and try it. That termcom, IIRC, was entirely
handwired assembly, and an elegant piece of work which didnt need much
ram to run in.

You can always rename a corrupted directory: "BROWNED.FAT", which your
editor aint looking for, keep on working. Browned fat is better than
fried.