Can a Import Specification be save in 2003?

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Roger Carlson

In the Import Wizard, there is an Advanced button that will bring up the
Import Specification Dialog box. There is a SaveAs button that allows you
to save it. There is also a Specs button, which will allow open an existing
specification (or delete one). Be sure to save it after making any changes.

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Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com

Import a text file. On every page of the wizard is an "advanced" button but
wait until you reach the last page before you push it so it has settings to
save. Make any additional changes, then push the "save as" button, name the
spec, push "ok", push "ok" again, and push "finish". Your import spec is
saved for you to use next time.

Chris
 

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