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May 8th, 2002, 07:04 AM
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General - Text Editors
This may not be the area to ask this question but I wondered if anyone was familiar with opening a file using a text editor. Our software vendor has a table we would like to be able to read from using Access. We are told it isn't a standard table with standard field structures. We need a text editor to read the data. The extension on the file is .clo for change log.
Appreciate any suggestions. Thank you.
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May 8th, 2002, 11:55 PM
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ammm. that's a strange question. do you want to know how to open a text file with an editor? I would recommend opening it with visual interdev, coz its good with preserving formatting and new line characters, etc... then maybe import it into access as CSV or whatever it is...?
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