You cannot save tables as standalone files - they must reside inside an .MDB
file. You *can* write the MDB to removable media after exiting Access, but
only for moving to another machine - DO NOT EVER open it from removable
media.
Access saves tables (and everything else) inside a single .MDB file. But if
you need the data that's in a table, you could:
* write a query to return that data, then Export it to another file format
(e.g., Excel) and save that file
* open a new (empty) Access database and Import that table
Now, whether or not it will fit on a floppy or on a CD is entirely up to
you -- how much data is in the table?
If you want to export less than the entire table, or want to export data
from your table plus related data from other tables, use the query approach
I mentioned.
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