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Re: Getting a File to a PC with No Client Access

Ok, enough.

Just use ETU (as much as I don't like it) to download the file as a *.DIF.
Then Excel will import it, it's called "data interchange format".  They used
to use it here a lot.  I'm replacing it with the cpytoimpf as fast as I can.

I recently had a problem where ETU would not clear the old file, just add to
it.  So, I'd clear or delete the old downloaded file before you download
again.

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