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Exportizer Pro 3.4

Developer:	Vitaliy Levchenko
Program name:	Exportizer Pro 3.4
License:	Shareware (19)
OS:	Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003
Size:	0.96Mb
Description:	Exports database (DB, DBF, MDB, XLS, GDB, IB, HTML, UDL, TXT, CSV) to clipboard or file (XLS, RTF, XML, HTML, TXT, CSV, DBF). Many options allow full control over output.

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