Any plans to increase the number of libraries in the User Library List ? -- MIDRANGE-L

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As a software house we are constantly running into problems with the number
of third party libraries in our application's library lists.   

I appreciate that the more unqualified libraries are searched the higher the
overhead, and that we could use a common command library and change the
commands product library, and we could change the system library list, and
we could use the current library . . . . 

But this does not answer the question "How long will we be limited to 25
user libraries" ?  

or what other techniques are being deployed to overcome this restriction ?

Any ideas

Oliver Cherryman.

Mynd



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