Oops ... a debugging statement somehow slipped in there. Oh well. If it helps, I thought I'd show you a line of the data:

0    68.1818    77.0728    0.0445557    5    
0.000333333    68.1818    77.0743    0.0436401    5    
0.000666667    68.1818    77.0728    0.0436401    0    
0.001    68.1818    77.0758    0.0436401    0    
0.00133333    68.1818    77.0712    0.0445557    0    
0.00166667    68.1818    77.0728    0.0436401    0    
0.002    68.1818    77.0743    0.0439453    0    
0.00233333    68.1818    77.0728    0.0436401    0    
0.00266667    68.1818    77.0743    0.0436401    0    
0.003    68.1818    77.0743    0.0448608    5    
0.00333333    68.1818    77.0743    0.0442505    5    
0.00366667    68.1818    77.0789    0.0439453    5    
0.004    68.1818    77.0758    0.0436401    5    
0.00433333    68.1818    77.0743    0.0436401    5    
0.00466667    68.1818    77.0773    0.0439453    5

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The 0.xxxxxxxxx (first column) is the time stamp. To get an idea of the file size, realize that the time goes up to 4.3 - 5+ depending on the file. (and at .00033333 increments that's a long way)

In reply to Re: Out of memory help by dimmesdale
in thread Out of memory help by dimmesdale

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