Hi, A Young American archaeologist has mailed me since he has noticed in Facebook that I'm an R:BASE user. As a medievalist I would be glad to help him convert an R:BASE database from the nineties, i.e. in the format of three rbf-files, into my 9.1. format, so I can export the data for him. I've created a certain map inside my RBTI map, but 9.1 does not identify the three rbf-files as a database. Is there a converter in my 9.1 Extreme? Or should I look in my former PC for an older version? I've seen something about a converter ...
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