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How do I convert File Maker pro db to Acess?
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We have number of fileMaker pro 7 database we would like to migrate to MS Access, is there a migrator tool to do this?
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
2012-05-14T17:50:30+00:00 I've never used it (so this is by no means an endoursement) but have you checked out something like: http://www.fmpromigrator.com/services/fmpro_to_access_service.html
Also, could you not export the data to csv or xls from Filemaker and then reimport them into Access?