Thank you, Peter,
yes, now that I realize how to address a byte in the RAM,
this section makes a lot more sense to me.
I have just been blind for this because I did not realize that all the 
variables are just places in the RAM.
somehow I was under the impression that variables have a different space 
(and a different method of addressing) than RAM.
Never really thought about where the variables are.

Lembit

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> Perhaps you are looking for indirect adressing
> (this is the easyest to use for buffers) you can
> find info in the datasheet in section 5.4.3
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