Likewise, you can use C&G to transfer spreadsheets to the PC. Unlike the
Connectivity Pack, I found that the C&G was worth every penny I spent on
it.
MED.
Glen Wilson wrote:
>
> On Tue, 01 Jul 1997 11:25:31 -0400, you wrote:
>
> >Anybody know how to convert the OGO files to be used with PC apps like
> >ACCESS or Word?
> >
> >
> _WORD_
> I use the connectivity pack to backup my data then for bringing
> something into word I open the Notebook file on the Win95 machine
> using the connectivity pack, and just mark the text and copy it to the
> clip board, you loose the formatting this way but that isn't a big
> problem to me.
> The other was to do this without the connectivy pack would be to use
> OGEDIT as it saves files in text format, and then to copy it to your
> PC say using OMNICOM, once the file is on your PC you can open it in
> Word and do what ever you like.
>
> _ACCESS_
> This is a bit harder, once you have copied you database to the desktop
> PC (using Omnicom, ORC etc.) you can convert it to a comma delimited
> database file using GDBIO100. You can then import this into ACCESS or
> any other database.
>
> I hope this helps.
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