What is the file size limitation in cFolders

Dear All,
               Can anybody tell me the maximum file size that we can store in cFolders? I have a FAQ sheet with me, which is saying like in one folder it can accomodate 200MB. Any views on it ....
regards,
rajesh.

Check the document in the below link about Sizing in cFolders
http://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700004605882003E.pdf
Path: SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver in Detail -> Solution Life-Cycle Management -> Hardware Sizing ->Media Library ->
-> Literature -> Sizing cFolders
Regards
Sreenivas

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