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Originally Posted by CStallion
I would eventually like to have the program linked to a text file so that others (I do plan to distribute someday) can add to the program themselves. But unfortunately at this time I don't know how to work with such text files! Do you think I should learn this now before I get to far into coding the program?
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I didn't check very closely, but perhaps there may be an initial taste in the Code Snippets.
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