                   WHY_DONT_YOU_USE_TYPE           
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This is a good question; it deserves an explanation.
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In QB64 it's the TYPE declaration (C freaks will call it the
 'struct', if memory serves), and, why don't I use it?
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I honestly kept thinking of the TYPE as a base for this, but,
 it had limitations as an underlying structure.
---type allows strings as elements, but only string*bytes
---I don't want limited, defined lengths on properties.
---type would not allow spontaneous custom properties
---using defined string LENs, would force me to set them B-I-G
---to hold possibly long values
---and would WASTE space as they would almost always be mostly
   empty
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If I ignored custom properties altogether, just left .data
 for all 'custom .props work', I *still* would have a length limit
 on .data itself.
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Good LORD though, I keep *thinking* of a way around everything
 to do with TYPE, as I would simply *love* to:
     "yeah, lets dim up 128 buttons... 64 labels... good."

