anyone know of a utility that can take a btrieve file and convert it to a
some type of txt file that I can import into excel (with a column
delimiter)? 
 
Helping a client who believes his data is stored in multiple files in
btrieve format. Problem is there is no file.ddf in the directory structure
so we don't know if that was programmed into the dos .exe file the program
runs from.  The file names have the extension of .dat but the old software
company told him the files are saved as btrieve files.


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