I'm glad it worked for you. I know there are a lot of users here that say it's better to keep quiet than to post a vague or untested answer, but I don't always have time to test it myself, and sometimes it's enough to push someone in the right direction.

So my .02 is go ahead and post if you're not sure, just so you label it as such.

Michelle



>Thanks to all who gave answers, all of which would appear to work. Michelle has given the 'A' answer, that is, the answer which appeals to the guy trying to get this done quick and get outside on a Saturday, also known as the 'programming is fine but I could do without it today' answer.
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>Here's the overview and review:
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>1 - Open document in Word, highlight and copy the table.
>2 - Open Excel and paste
>3 - Save as in Dbase III format.
>4 - Here's the bonus points - since my table had headers, the Excel save utility was smart enough to make those the field names.
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>I've got about 40 of these to do, and this method will go at about 30 seconds per. Outstanding ...