"I have been asked to import". Well, what happened? Did you try? You should try things first.
Did you try and download the FoxPro files to .txt then import those to Access?
Post in Microsoft: Access Other topics but take some initiative before you do.
Which version of Foxpro is it? I used to have to do a similar thing with a very old version and found that the best method was to simply open the native Foxpro files in Excel (and the dbf's just opened straight away) and then save as XLS and import them that way.
Let us know if that works for you.
Fee
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