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I worked with ACT 6 a couple of years ago - I fully understand why you want to get that data out of there :-) AFter much toil, I moved the client database to SQL server and everyone's lives got much happier. ACT 6.0 uses a .dbf format. It can be accessed and the tables seen in a program called DBF Viewer 2000. It costs maybe $35.<br />
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HTH<br />
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I worked with ACT 6 a couple of years ago - I fully understand why you want to get that data out of there :-) AFter much toil, I moved the client database to SQL server and everyone's lives got much happier. ACT 6.0 uses a .dbf format. It can be accessed and the tables seen in a program called DBF Viewer 2000. It costs maybe $35.

HTH
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I can export the data out of ACT 6.0 database, but I don't know how to export the table structure. &nbsp;Is there a way to take ACT 6.0 and make it into a dbf, mdb or other common database type of table? Or is there a way to get the table structure of ACT 6.0?<br />
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thanks<br />
nick
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I can export the data out of ACT 6.0 database, but I don't know how to export the table structure.  Is there a way to take ACT 6.0 and make it into a dbf, mdb or other common database type of table? Or is there a way to get the table structure of ACT 6.0?

thanks
nick

how to export ACT 6.0 table structure

Databases are organized collections of data, most commonly accessed through management systems including schemas, tables, queries and processes that allow users to enter and manipulate the information or utilize it in other fashions, such as with web applications or for reporting purposes.