Ron Henderson wrote:
<dump>
...
>>> print open (FILENAME).read ()
╨╧◄αí▒
</dump>
I'm not sure how those binary characters will be handled by my email
client, but essentially the file "p2.csv" seems to have been written
out as a binary project file, not as a CSV file. If I open the file
"p2.csv" in Project using "All Files" in the open dialog, it loads as
an exact copy of the original "p1.mpp".
Yes. For whatever it's worth, those first 4 characters have the hex
values D0 CF 11 E0, which is a hex pseudo-representation of the word
"DOCFILE". This is the standard signature for a COM "structure storage
document", which is the binary format used by all of the Microsoft
Office programs prior to Office 2007.
--
Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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