Is it possible to read txt files on the new ipod nano? as it was on the 5th gen

is it possible to read txt files on the new ipod nano? as it was on the 5th gen.

We won't know for sure until either the iPod is released and somebody can verify that or when the manual is available online from Apple.
B-rock

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There is no way to tell at this point as nobody has actually been able to physically get their hands on one yet. However, there is no mention of it on the Nano's product page or tech specs on Apple's online store, so maybe not?
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are there third party apps which would allow text files to be read on a nano thanks

You don't even need a third-party app.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93951
Cheers!
-Bryan

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I would like to read SAP archived data (*.ARCHIVE.ARCHIVING) with non-SAP application. I already know, that data is automatically compressed (and maybe encrypted?).
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Jan

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My problem is that I�m reading a .txt-file into a J-Table. It all goes okay, the FileChooser opens and the application reads the selected file (line). But then I get a Null Pointer Exception and the JTable does not get updated with the text from the file.
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My problem is that I�m reading a .txt-file into a J-Table. It all goes okay, the FileChooser opens and the application reads the selected file (line). But then I get a Null Pointer Exception and the JTable does not get updated with the text from the file.
Here�s my code (I kept it simple, and just want to read the text from the .txt-file to the first cell of the table.
A MORE READABLE VERSION !
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
import javax.swing.table.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
public class TeamTable extends JFrame implements ActionListener, ItemListener                {
static JTable table;
     // constructor
    public TeamTable()                {
        super( "Invoermodule - Team Table" );
        setSize( 740, 365 );
          // setting the rownames
        ListModel listModel = new AbstractListModel()                     {
            String headers[] = {"Team 1", "Team 2", "Team 3", "Team 4", "Team 5", "Team 6", "Team 7", "Team 8", "Team 9",
            "Team 10", "Team 11", "Team 12", "Team 13", "Team 14", "Team 15", "Team 16", "Team 17", "Team 18"};
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          String[] ColumnName = {"Name Team", "Name Chairman", "Name Manager"};
          TableCellRenderer centerRenderer = new CenterRenderer();
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                         table.getColumnModel().getColumn(vColIndex[i]).setPreferredWidth(width);
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