>(I was hopeful when I saw "Converters and Filters" but, nada

...hmmm...bummer

>Resorting to the Help File for Access 2000:
>
>BUILT IN DRIVERS:
>Data Source: SQL tables, Microsoft Visual FoxPro, and data from other programs >and databases that support the ODBC protocol

>Version or Format Supported: Visual FoxPro 2.x, 3.0, 5.0, and 6.x (import only)
>For an up-to-date list of supported ODBC drivers, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base.
>
>ODBC DRIVERS
>You can use ODBC drivers to connect to Microsoft SQL Server databases, >Microsoft FoxPro databases, and data from other programs that provide 32-bit >drivers in compliance with ODBC Level 1 to blah, blah, blah.
>
>
>Kind of confusing...sounds like there should be a "built in driver", according >to the first part...but I guess they want you to use ODBC somhow?

Jill,

I interpret the help to mean than you can import those versions of foxPro tables directly, without ODBC (all of those tables are compatible w/each other, i believe). They wouldn't give specific product versions if they were relying on and ODBC driver--the ODBC is responsible for data translation in that case.

Did importing as dBaseIII file not work?