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Until last year, I was a daily user of dBase IV for DOS at work. Amazingly stable and easy to use, and to this day, Excel can read and write those .dbf files. I
by RexRollman 13y ago
Until last year, I was a daily user of dBase IV for DOS at work. Amazingly stable and easy to use, and to this day, Excel can read and write those .dbf files. I really liked it.
- xradionut 13y agoThe later versions of Excel dropped support for the .dbf format.
- RexRollman 13y agoThat must have been with the recent versions that switched to the ribbon bars. Those versions we never used at my last job.
- yuhong 13y agoAFAIK Office 2003 SP3 also disables dBase II support by default.
- yuhong 13y agoRead support was dropped for only dBase II. Write support was dropped for all dBase formats.