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Last version of Clipper

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hsylves

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May 2, 2001
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Dumb question today -
What was the last version of Clipper before VO?
 
I really need help!
I have a cd with database files on them which are DBF, NTX and SMT extensions. I need to find a way to convert these into readable MS Office formats either through Access or Excel. I do not have the clipper program.

How do i do this?

Thanx!
 
Clipper 5.3b was the last CA versioin of Clipper
 
Access will read .DBF files directly. I'm not sure if it can deal with the .NTX (index) files. I have no idea what .SMT files are.
 
SMT files are a propietary Memo file format originally brought out by a company Successware. The company now has the Apollo Database Server and does have an OLE-DB product that may be useful. The orginal RDD (Replaceable Data Driver) used to create the SMT data is still sold by HalloGram Publishing - see link


There are tools like DataJunction that are designed to do conversions between many different file formats, and their product does support the standard Clipper (DBF/NTX) files, but the SMT will have to be done elsewhere (like the RDD)

Good Luck.
 
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