Hi Dave,
Yes, those are the correct drivers and they work for all versions of FoxPro
up to VFP6. Over the years new features have been added to the table
structures and are not compatible with ODBC, but if a table created with
VFP7, VFP8, or VFP9 does not use any of the new data features then it will
be compatible with ODBC.
"I am using a program, dbfViewer to look at the data,"
Since you can read your data in dbfViewer there's no telling whether it was
created with FoxPro, or some other Xbase language. Also, Paradox creates
files with a DBF extension. I know that the VFP ODBC drivers won't work with
Paradox tables, but your general purpose dbfViewer might read them
correctly.
How big is your file(s)? If it's small you could zip it up (include the DBF
and the CDX and FPT if they are present) and send it to me at the address
below. I'll see what I can figure out.