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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; You can also use the following application which can be used to convert into any format.<br />
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<a href="http://file-convert.com/fcdb.htm" rel="ugc">http://file-convert.com/fcdb.htm</a><br />
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Regards<br />
Sathis
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Hi,
  You can also use the following application which can be used to convert into any format.

http://file-convert.com/fcdb.htm [http://file-convert.com/fcdb.htm]

Regards
Sathis

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Tried that. &nbsp;Didn't recognize PFS 1.0. &nbsp;:(<br />
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There isn't an extension for these database files. &nbsp;Maybe I can add one to &quot;trick&quot; the converter into taking it in? &nbsp; Anybody know what DB formats were popular back in the 80's?
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Tried that.  Didn't recognize PFS 1.0.  :(

There isn't an extension for these database files.  Maybe I can add one to "trick" the converter into taking it in?   Anybody know what DB formats were popular back in the 80's?

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How &nbsp;can I convert an old PFS: Professional File to MS Access?
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How  can I convert an old PFS: Professional File to MS Access?

How can I convert an old PFS: Professional File to MS Access?

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