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Binary files can be used to store a large size of data, as they are limited by memory only. All data is stored as [[$asc|ascii]] values. | Binary files can be used to store a large size of data, as they are limited by memory only. All data is stored as [[$asc|ascii]] values. | ||
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Binary files can only be accessed by these commands. | Binary files can only be accessed by these commands. | ||
When a script is finished processing, all binary files are unset. | When a script is finished processing, all binary files are unset. | ||
[[Category:MIRC Help]] | [[Category:MIRC Help]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:28, 17 October 2006
Binary files can be used to store a large size of data, as they are limited by memory only. All data is stored as ascii values.
Note
Binary files can only be accessed by these commands.
When a script is finished processing, all binary files are unset.