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Convert .CAP files to .Txt Files

Alice
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#1: May 27 '07
Anyone knows how to convert .CAP files to .TXT files ?

because Access doesn't read .CAP files, so in order to import it, i'd
have to manually open all the .CAP files and "save as" filename.txt
before importing them onto Access.

is there a way to automate this process?

Thanks,

missinglinq via AccessMonster.com
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#2: May 27 '07

re: Convert .CAP files to .Txt Files


Here is a site that gives the poop on (as well as the download site for) a
utility from Micro$oft named Log Parser. This program will convert .CAP files
to .CSV files, which can then be imported into Access.

http://blogs.conchango.com/stuartpre...2/22/2967.aspx

Good Luck!

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Bob Quintal
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re: Convert .CAP files to .Txt Files


Alice <aliceytam@gmail.comwrote in
news:1180227694.202894.263870@i38g2000prf.googlegr oups.com:
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Anyone knows how to convert .CAP files to .TXT files ?
>
because Access doesn't read .CAP files, so in order to import
it, i'd have to manually open all the .CAP files and "save as"
filename.txt before importing them onto Access.
>
is there a way to automate this process?
>
Thanks,
>
Public Sub CAP2TXT(stDirectory as string)
dim stCAPfile as string
dim stTXTfile as string

If right(stDirectory,1) <>"\" then
stDirectory = stDirectory & "\"
End If

stCAPfile = Dir(stDirectory + "*.CAP")

Do until stCAPfile = ""
stTXTfile = left(stCAPfile,len(stcapfile - 3) & "TXT"
filename stDirectory & stCAPfile, stDirectory & stTXTfile
stCAPfile = Dir()
LOOP
end sub

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Alice
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#4: May 27 '07

re: Convert .CAP files to .Txt Files


On May 27, 4:20 am, Bob Quintal <rquin...@sPAmpatico.cawrote:
Quote:
Alice <alicey...@gmail.comwrote innews:1180227694.202894.263870@i38g2000prf.google groups.com:
>
Quote:
Anyone knows how to convert .CAP files to .TXT files ?
>
Quote:
because Access doesn't read .CAP files, so in order to import
it, i'd have to manually open all the .CAP files and "save as"
filename.txt before importing them onto Access.
>
Quote:
is there a way to automate this process?
>
Quote:
Thanks,
>
Public Sub CAP2TXT(stDirectory as string)
dim stCAPfile as string
dim stTXTfile as string
>
If right(stDirectory,1) <>"\" then
stDirectory = stDirectory & "\"
End If
>
stCAPfile = Dir(stDirectory + "*.CAP")
>
Do until stCAPfile = ""
stTXTfile = left(stCAPfile,len(stcapfile - 3) & "TXT"
filename stDirectory & stCAPfile, stDirectory & stTXTfile
stCAPfile = Dir()
LOOP
end sub
>
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>
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hmm...i just got the code to run, but the files are still in CAP
file.
The problem is, when i change the CAP file manually, i've to open up
the file and do SAVE AS to *.txt. If i were to just change the file
name w/o opening it, it'll remains as CAP file.

Is there any way to get around that?

Thanks,



Alice
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#5: May 27 '07

re: Convert .CAP files to .Txt Files


On May 27, 4:20 am, Bob Quintal <rquin...@sPAmpatico.cawrote:
Quote:
Alice <alicey...@gmail.comwrote innews:1180227694.202894.263870@i38g2000prf.google groups.com:
>
Quote:
Anyone knows how to convert .CAP files to .TXT files ?
>
Quote:
because Access doesn't read .CAP files, so in order to import
it, i'd have to manually open all the .CAP files and "save as"
filename.txt before importing them onto Access.
>
Quote:
is there a way to automate this process?
>
Quote:
Thanks,
>
Public Sub CAP2TXT(stDirectory as string)
dim stCAPfile as string
dim stTXTfile as string
>
If right(stDirectory,1) <>"\" then
stDirectory = stDirectory & "\"
End If
>
stCAPfile = Dir(stDirectory + "*.CAP")
>
Do until stCAPfile = ""
stTXTfile = left(stCAPfile,len(stcapfile - 3) & "TXT"
filename stDirectory & stCAPfile, stDirectory & stTXTfile
stCAPfile = Dir()
LOOP
end sub
>
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Bob Quintal
>
PA is y I've altered my email address.
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hmm...i just got the code to run, but the files are still in CAP
file.
The problem is, when i change the CAP file manually, i've to open up
the file and do SAVE AS to *.txt. If i were to just change the file
name w/o opening it, it'll remains as CAP file.

Is there any way to get around that?

Thanks,

Alice
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#6: May 27 '07

re: Convert .CAP files to .Txt Files


On May 27, 1:27 pm, Alice <alicey...@gmail.comwrote:
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On May 27, 4:20 am, Bob Quintal <rquin...@sPAmpatico.cawrote:
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Alice <alicey...@gmail.comwrote innews:1180227694.202894.263870@i38g2000prf.google groups.com:
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Anyone knows how to convert .CAP files to .TXT files ?
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because Access doesn't read .CAP files, so in order to import
it, i'd have to manually open all the .CAP files and "save as"
filename.txt before importing them onto Access.
>
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is there a way to automate this process?
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Thanks,
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Public Sub CAP2TXT(stDirectory as string)
dim stCAPfile as string
dim stTXTfile as string
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If right(stDirectory,1) <>"\" then
stDirectory = stDirectory & "\"
End If
>
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stCAPfile = Dir(stDirectory + "*.CAP")
>
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Do until stCAPfile = ""
stTXTfile = left(stCAPfile,len(stcapfile - 3) & "TXT"
filename stDirectory & stCAPfile, stDirectory & stTXTfile
stCAPfile = Dir()
LOOP
end sub
>
Quote:
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Bob Quintal
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PA is y I've altered my email address.
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hmm...i just got the code to run, but the files are still in CAP
file.
The problem is, when i change the CAP file manually, i've to open up
the file and do SAVE AS to *.txt. If i were to just change the file
name w/o opening it, it'll remains as CAP file.
>
Is there any way to get around that?
>
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Never mind. All done!!! it works. :O) Thanks so much!!!!

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