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 Huge Dynamic Array Storage
 
 ■ Huge dynamic arrays allow you to create and store in memory arrays that
   contain more than 64K of data (64K is the limit for standard dynamic
   arrays).
 
 ■ Huge arrays are invoked by using the /Ah option when you are either:
   • Starting Visual Basic (VBDOS.EXE)
   • Using the Visual Basic Compiler (BC.EXE)
   See: ◄BC Command-Line Options►  ◄VBDOS Command-Line Options►
 
 See: ◄Array Storage Summary►