Converting Windows Cardfile Files to Text FormatLast reviewed: April 15, 1997Article ID: Q75492 |
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SUMMARYYou can convert Windows Cardfile files to ASCII format by installing the Generic/Text Only printer driver and configuring it to print to the FILE port. You can then open the output file with an ASCII text editor (such as Windows Notepad), or import the file into another application (such as Word for Windows). Alternatively, you can use a utility written specifically to convert Cardfile files to other formats.
MORE INFORMATIONYou can use the following procedure to import Cardfile information into Microsoft Notepad, Microsoft Word, or another application. To convert a Cardfile file to text format, do the following:
NOTE: To use this procedure with Windows 3.0, you must select Generic/Text Only as the active printer.
Cardfile Conversion UtilitiesSeveral public-domain utilities that allow the conversion of Cardfile files to ASCII text format are available. The following are a few examples that have been available on CompuServe.
File Name Notes -------------------------------------------------------------------- CARDCO.ZIP XL2CRD.ZIP Transfers Excel 2.1d spreadsheets to Cardfile format. WINCRD.ZIP Converts Cardfile .CRD format to ASCII files.There is another freeware tool that converts Cardfile databases to tab- delimited text files. This tool (TRANSFIL.EXE) is available on some BBSs (in the archive CARDXLT2.ZIP). The products included here are manufactured by vendors independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding these products' performance or reliability.
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