>>The answer to the first part is definitely no. The FCS standard is
>>unfortunately much too flexible--thus writing code to read all possible
variants
>>is nearly impossible, not to mention simply not worth the effort! For
>>example-who now stores bivariate histograms in data files? Anyone?
Yup - me - all the time - GBytes per week!!!!
Nick
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