I'd *love* to see you add the ability to include the front/back images in the XML export feature. The data can be base-64 encoded into an XML tag. This would be an additional optional export option.

Also, I'd like see the ability to add custom fields, which also get exported into the XML export file.

Quoting xmlguy74:

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I'd *love* to see you add the ability to include the front/back images in the XML export feature. The data can be base-64 encoded into an XML tag. This would be an additional optional export option.

Also, I'd like see the ability to add custom fields, which also get exported into the XML export file.

That's a really bad idea - even the most efficient XML parser in the universe, would have trouble parsing a file that is several hundred megabytes (or more!) in size...

Two points:

1. After I posted this idea, I discovered the images stored by ID name in the database folder, so I have a work around.

2. If you are trying to parse an XML document entirely into memory AND that document is large, the you are using the WRONG parsing approach. You should use a SAX-style parser (i.e. System.Xml.XmlReader) approach so that you do not load the entire file into memory. This allows you process the file on the fly, very quickly!

Quoting dvdoug:

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A 2.5Gb file is never, ever going to processed quickly...

Well exactly. I mean really.