the right way to convert a csv to paradox

It sounds like ChurchPro uses Paradox tables. It also sounds like you do
not have Paradox. Do you have Microsoft Access? If so, import your file
into Access, and then export it out as a Paradox table. Quattro pro
probably doesn't put the correct header information on the file, which is
why it isn't being seen as a Paradox table.

Can you tell us what the error says?

Michelle

Hello michelle, I just did what you suggested. I'm using MS 2007, I open
access, open the csv, click export, paradox, select vs 8 "that's as high
as it goes" church pro works in 11, but once I hit save I get "is not a
valid name. make sure that it doesn't include invalid characters or
punctuation and that it is not to long. my file is is called MAIN and
saving it to my desktop.

PS: I called church pro again and he said paradox should be seperated,
just like wordperfect and quattro. I have to call corel b/c this 30 day
demo they gave me said it included paradox.


Michelle wrote:
> It sounds like ChurchPro uses Paradox tables. It also sounds like you do
> not have Paradox. Do you have Microsoft Access? If so, import your file
> into Access, and then export it out as a Paradox table. Quattro pro
> probably doesn't put the correct header information on the file, which is
> why it isn't being seen as a Paradox table.
>
> Can you tell us what the error says?
>
> Michelle
>
>