K3KO wrote: > > Heck no. Go with ASCII. > > I don't know why people want to complicate the dickens out of things. > We're not talking about graphics. Simply numbers and text. > > KISS & see your common sense quote below > DE Brian/K3KO > But XML is simple to use, Brian. Any decent programming language already has a class that deals with it. You would just address it like: memory number, frequency, mode, whatever. You don't have to think about how it is stored because the person who developed the class took care of that for you.
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