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If you search the internet for "MDB to DBF" (as danfreeman has already shown you) you will find a number of tools to help you to convert a .mdb file. There are no foxpro commands to do it. I don't think you can do it without something that 'understands' JET databases.

I think you can only lend books in the USA at the moment.

Gigiwill, The original post was not about using an iPhone or Mac! He wants to publish it on Barnes & Noble who have a 20mb limit. I would imagine he has already read it.

It sounds as though you may have a lot of large images in your book. Just out of interest I converted a 10mb pdf to epub today and it was then only 1.5mb. It wasn't a fancy .pdf though, with very few images. Could you re-do your .pub and make the images smaller in size? I don't know much...

Would it be worth opening My Documents, then 'Select all' and try to copy everything manually just once, to see if you can get past 4GB?

Are you converting from another format to PDF first, and then to EPUB? If so, could you convert it directly to EPUB?

There is the SQLite Manager add-in for Firefox which claims to create a table from a CSV file and there are some converters at sqlite.org, some free some not. I did it once using SQLite Manager for Firefox, but I wouldn't say it was easy, I think I had to create the SQLite tables manually and...

ALT+F+S?

Grep?

NET VIEW maybe?

Thanks James Regards, Roger

But they are performing in a timely manner according to your text file. You can't improve on that can you? Best wishes, Roger

Is this something to do with delayed disk writing or have I completely missed the point here? I am still smiling about GriffMG's "Dilbert" comment! Best of luck, Roger

Firefox with Adblock Plus subscription seems to remove those mouse-over ads.

May I suggest to try without all the LTRIMming in the index expression and just index on the whole field? Roger

Does your new portable computer have a pcmcia or express card slot? Roger

Geoff Franklin's snippet does insert a memo field into a .csv file. I have used this method before but if I remember correctly the memo would need any commas removed first, though. Roger

Did you wait until the setup software asked you to plug the printer in? Sometimes this is needed.

According to FoxPro help it's: append from 1.txt type delimited with | I haven't tried it but you could, (on a copy of course!). Best of luck, Roger

It works just fine in VFP6 but maybe not in other versions?