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#1: Jul 15 '08
Does anybody know how to convert character-delimited data to Common Personalization Specification (CPS) format for EMV chip personalization? I will appreciate any help on how to do this. Thanks
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re: Emv/cps

Hi Everybody, Does anybody know how to convert character-delimited data to Common Personalization Specification (CPS) format for EMV chip personalization? I will appreciate any help on how to do this. Thanks
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re: Emv/cps

I'm not sure where this belongs, but I don't think it's here...
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Moved to Misc. Questions.
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#6: Jul 16 '08

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Originally Posted by benosas

Hi Everybody, Does anybody know how to convert character-delimited data to Common Personalization Specification (CPS) format for EMV chip personalization? I will appreciate any help on how to do this. Thanks

Give more details of what you are trying to do...
What is the format of the input - you said character delimited, is this a .csv file or something similar?
I'm not familiar with CPS format, I guess I could look it up, but do you just need to save the same data in a different ofrmat, or is there significant manipulation and logic needed?

Jared
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