Tiger123

HI
I have a dell axim x50v...i had a csv file which I want to read on my pocket pc. It's some kind of database file. What program do I need in order for it to readon my dell? thanks

Ken S

Try opening it with pocket word and see what happens, I believe that a CSV file should be a plain text file.

DavesPPC

Excel would open that file :)

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Pocketbrain

CSV = Comma Separated Values. Excel should open it, not sure about pocket Excel. Try SpreadCE (link in MyPDA).





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AKAJohnDoe

Many list managers (e.g.: ListPro, PhatNotes) would probably import it as well. Excel, of course, is the ubiquitous solution.

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Noisy Crow

Tried it with Pocket Excel. No dice.

Why do you need to open it anyway?

ArmyGrunt68

It depends what program created it. Some Pocket diet programs use CSV files to export or import database info. Try opening it in Office Excel.

cravaus

PlanMaker will do the job. Also Sprint DB Pro imports and exports CSV files. They are not free but they are very useful programs.