There are a lot of programs around for converting DBF files to other
formats. A Google search is quite fruitful.
On Aug 22, 2005, at 10:36 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Long long ago I looked at a dBase file and it looked like tab
delimited text....have you checked in a text editor?
Since you were talking about dBase and Paradox, I assumed you meant
Windoze...
In that case, the dBase file format is *very* well defined and
documented. Why not just treat the dbf files as binary files, read
them into memory, and start stuffing them into arrays and such? Do
you
actually need to keep them in dbf format for use by other programs?
--
-Mark Wieder
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