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Question Asked By: Matilda Hughes on Jan 10 In MS Office Category.

save as DBF

Question Answered By: Mehr Malik on Jan 10

I suppose that depends what you want to do with it next. Perhaps you can save
it in dif or sylk and open that in dBaseII or whatever.

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