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I develop MS Access 97 applications and I would like to import the Measurements to Access, but MS Access doesn't recognize the format of Measurements. How can I import the measurement data when in Access? - Kimmo, Espoo, Finland
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The file in question is in Paradox format, as are the other Observer files. There are ODBC drivers available (freely, I think) so that Access can read/write Paradox files. The other possibility is the Export function built into Observer. This creates CSV (Comma Separated Variable) files (i.e., ASCII files) which Access will be able to import.
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