Can Quickword open a text file 10K?

I have a couple of simple, notepad text files.
6K opens (after about 5 seconds)
90K, well, it doesn't
480K, neither does this.
I can open the files using notepad, direct from the phone.
Can anyone else open simple text files of this range of size.
...Lyall

Well, I have a Tab Separated variable file (output from Excel) with about 20 columns.
I edited it down from 5000 lines to 1000, 500 and 250 lines.
I then copied all 4 files to the E90.
QuickWord will open the 250 line file after about 5-10 seconds.
It does NOT open (at least within my lifetime) the 500+ line files.
So, how do I look at text files on the E90?
...Lyall

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