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The first 'word processor' I used was edlin.With the tremendous amount of research done in the field of numerical methods for engineering, a sharp rise in the number of new algorithms and software tools (academic and commercial) have been observed in the past decades. Wonder why MS doesn't tell anybody they've got it? I suspect that for 90% of home users Wordpad is a perfectly adequate word processor. Looking at what MS is doing with Office 2013 it looks like a determined effort to price themselves out of the market. I'm giving V4 a try,though, more out of curiosity than necessity. I started using OpenOffice when I had a.docx file to edit, fell out of love with it when I tried to use mailmerge to print a batch of address labels. Bit of a panic when we upgraded to Windows 8 64-bit.ĭon't believe everything the MS Upgrade Advisor tells you, it's perfectly compatible. We're still using Office 97 for our everyday stuff! We got the full version when my wife a was student & MS offered student licences for a fraction of the normal price & as she uses Access frequently it's still the best for our purposes. Certainly as a home user it does the job anyway - MS Word is overkill. I quite like LibreOffice (similar to OO) as a free suite but I agree Base is rubbish when used to using Access and SQL Server. Throughout a computer environment, data is encoded in a variety of ways.

Data conversion from.ODB to.MDB is the conversion of computer data from Arc View: Object Database Ascii File (Odb Format) to Microsoft Access Database. I have a MDE file on my desktop, and I want to convert it to MDB format so can some one give me the procedure to do that? Thanks in advance.

An ODB or MDB document may contain some database. JET is the database that is used by default with MS Access and embedded in.mdb files. Can go for this one: Access Database viewer to View and Analyze all MDB Files. Hi, Follow procedure to open Open Office Database File in MS Access Specify. Any suggestions, short of re-entering everything in a new Excel spreadsheet? (Not too big a task as it's only about 70 entries with five fields.

I've also searched the Apache website & a couple of OpenOffice forums without success. I've tried a shareware conversion utility, but that found errors in original file & couldn't do the conversion. Logic says save or export it as a.csv file, but there doesn't appear to be any way that can be done. I've got a database which I set up in OpenOffice Base, probably the worst database software ever written! I want to convert it to Excel (.xls) format or, at a pinch Access (.mdb), but I can't find any way of doing it.