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import from MySQL into MySQL

I have the following problem :

I have been asked to redevelop a clients website which is written in PHP and
uses MySQL as the backend. This site is on a remote server so there is only
so much I can do with it.
They want me to move it to a Windows box in our office and convert the pages
to asp but retain the backend.

I have installed a copy of MySQL on our windows box (SQL Yog front end) and
have downloaded the pages.

The problem I have is getting to the data.

How can I extract the database from the remote server and set it up on my
local Windows version of MySQL ?

I am fairly new to MySQL and would appreciate any tips any of you can give
me.

Thanks in Advance


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