Your lines look even wierd in the UT editor. So i guess the delimiter is a TAB.
Try using the Import Wizard from VFP with TAB as delimiter.

>Hello!
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>I recieved a wierd ASCII file from a client of ours. He wants to have this ASCII file converted to a database format so I can make a VFP 6 application for him.
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>The first line looks something like this:
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>1 't Casteelken St.Pe s & Paulusstraat 2 8800 RUMBEKE 051/20.98.11 051/22.10.63
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>All in one line (not several as in this message).
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>The second line:
>2 't Meubelhof Rijksweg 477 3630 MAASMECHELE 089/76.19.23 089/77.18.16
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>That it. But there isn't a real concistincy in it. It would be easy that all the fields would have a fixed length in every line. Not the case. On one line it's 20 and the other is 30 for instance.
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>It's also quite a big file so editing it to proper format is to much work.
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>Are there any good utilities to read wierd ASCII formats and convert them to a normal (.dbf for instance) format?
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>Anyway to program something like this in VFP?
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>Thanks for your feedback!