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Originally Posted by HarryT
The actual limit is the amount of memory available to store the XML "parse tree", so file size limits are only going to be approximate anyway. Really the best we can do is to say that if you restrict the size of a flow to a 280k file, or to 40k words, you should be safe enough.
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Character count will be relevant if there are extensive links or other coding. If every paragraph has a link, it'll be a lot less than 40k words; most word-count systems will assume <a href="../Text/Lamentations05.xhtml#Verse15"> is two words, and the anchor point is one word--unless the program reads it as attached to the word itself.
An anchor point & potential links to every verse is a lot of characters that don't count as extra words to most programs. But an estimate like "200k characters and then wrap it up" would still work.