Re: what is the best datatype for..

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*snip*
For further savings, you could dump the values to the screen, and ask
the
end-user to remember them for a brief amount of time. Then run a
sliding
visual window through, and have the user enter the values. This would
let
you completly eliminate the array from memory, thereby signifigantly
decreasing your hardware specs and opening up your target market.
(It's a slow day. Honestly though, there is no cut-and-dried
answer....
:) )

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Chris Mullins

Nice one Chris, I love that idea. :)

You could even pretend it's a game for the user to test his memory :P.

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