dbx filas, as far as I know, are the files Outlook Express uses to
store e-mail. In what context does this person want to read them?
Catherine
On 2/28/08, Peter Logue <plsd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
DBX files? Hmmm. Takes me back to the early days when I learned Borland
Database 4.0. So I think it might be a DBase file.
Peter Logue
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Subject: [access-uk] dbx files
Someone on another list I am on wants to know how to read .dbx files so
any
info on this would be much appreciated.
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