Copying Dos file to Windows

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I have a great DOS address book file I'd like to import to Windows. Is this
possible and if so, how do I do it?
 
This discussion group is for beginning users of Microsoft Access. That
said, if you export your DOS address file as a "CSV" (comma delimited file -
e.g. "Firstname", "Lastname"), you'll be able to import it into almost any
similar Windows program such as Outlook, Windows address book, or any Access
database.
-Ed
 
it should import into excell as any other text file.
parcing it might be tricky.
Date>text to columns>follow the wizard.
 
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