Hi George,
Open your database in Access. Look for the export command in the file menu.
Export to Text/Tab-Delimited (*.tab) or Comma-Delimited (*.csv). Ebase
reads these two formats.
Andy
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Is there any way a file can be imported into Ebase, using Microsoft Access?
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