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Bar Graph MDI (bar graphs in web browsers) Headlines MDI (GRML web browsers) Pioneer Report MDI (GRML web browsers) Tree MDI (GRML web browsers)

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Headlines MDI (GRML web browsers) Tree MDI (GRML web browsers) <a href="http://freeware.seekfiles.com/Internet/Browsers/Pioneer_Report_MDI_30166.html" target="oth

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Bar Graph MDI (bar graphs in web browsers) Headlines MDI (GRML web browsers) <a href=http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Network_and_Internet/Web_Browsers

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Before GRML existed, one of its initial requirements was to support dimensions. As the web front-end was being developed, it was being used to download weather information. Unlike search results, weather information is layered. Do a search for a zip code in a search engine, it returns a set of results. Do a search for a zip code using a weather web site, it ret

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There are many comments and thoughts not appropriate for a article. Rather, they are partial ideas, concepts, and plans for developing features, providing support, or preparing documentation. Instead of letting them pass without writing them down, they are put in a blog. Blogs are perfect for this incomplete information. To keep a record of this, the follow

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There is a shared attribute of both CSV and delimited files and web pages and GRML . Both organize data using columns and results. Databases use columns, but instead of calling the output a data set or result set, they are called records. Well, sometimes they are called a resultset, but mostly the term 'records' is used.

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GRML is essentially a two-dimensional format. It uses columns as one dimension and results as the other. This is similar to relational databases, such as Microsoft Access or IBM DB2. To add a level of depth to the format, the concept of dimensions was added as a tag keyword. Using this, there is support for data grouping acros

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There have been a couple of major version releases of GRML . When first available in January 2003, the syntax attempted to be easy to read, easy to parse, easy to write, and easy to display. However, it took 2 additional minor versions to sort out the required features and eliminate the limitations. After more than a year and a half, the second versio

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Delimited files and web pages are interchangeable with GRML when using certain web browsers. This is true for CSV files , too. CSV is a specific type of delimited file, namely a comma delimited file. It is possible to take any delimited file, open it, with say, Pioneer Report MDI , and save it in GRML . Since

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The following are articles on GRML , CSV , and delimited files and web pages. MDI is multi-document interface and supports multiple windows in the interface. SDI is single-document interface and supports only one window in the interface. Introducing Browsers .

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There are articles published on the web covering GRML. There are six at CodeProject. They are: Using RAVE to understand web browsers ... An old and outdated article. It does show where GRML releases were, in 2003. <a href="http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/ad

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