Expand Largest Executable File Size?

My computer is a new Emachine running Windows2000 Pro at a speed of 2.2 GHz with 1meg of dual channel ram and over 150+ meg of hard drive space available. I am current with all WIndows updates including service pack four as of today, 12/22/05

My questions are:

1: can the largest executable file size be increased from what I have now, 577K to 590K? This is what I am told I need to run my business accounting software.

2:If the largest ex. file can be expanded, how does one go about it?


Ideas and opinions(helpfull ones) welcome and appriciated.

Joe

 

"file4readlow" erro

"file4readlow" error shows in one modual of my buisness accounting package.

Is there a "general" reason this type of error would occur?

The story:
After upgrading to ver.10.0 from 6.5a(serveral years in between versions) and reinstalling my company accounting data I get a "file4readlow" error in one modual of the software. That was two weeks ago. The software company continues to tell me it's a resourse problem. So, I buy more ram to get 1gig. I still get the error . Software support says my box runs to slow. So, I buy the box mentioned above. Still get the error. The software company says I need to expand the largest ex. file from 577K to 590K ,theyt tell me get with the maufacturer. So, I call Gateways pay to play support and the Gateway rep basicly goes "huh??" I can find no one who can answer the question(question #1) I have a pretty well known accounting program (Headquarters in Idaho) contiuing to tell me my problem is resourses. I need some other opinions.

I am not a computer whiz, but I do know a lot of basic stuff and try and do all the general IT stuff for my 4 box network.

Ideas and opinions(helpfull ones) welcome and appriciated.

Wayknow