Does anyone know the .FPT file format?

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2 total messages Started by Mark Nicholson Wed, 22 Jan 1997 00:00

#41

Author: Mark Nicholson
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 00:00

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Does anyone know the format of a .FPT memo file.
Is it the same as a .DBT file, I've also heard there is
a .SMT file. All three are memo files. Do they have
the same format?
If yes, what is the format?
if no, what is the format of a .FPT specifically?

Anyone with any information about this, please
e-mail me at: mnich@medsolve.co.za

Thanks

Re: Does anyone know the .FPT file format?

#42

Author: Stanley
Date: Fri, 24 Jan 1997 00:00

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1670 bytes

There is only one byte in FPT file that is important. It is at the 8th byte
('40'). The first few bytes are the size, I think, which can be generated
by restructuring your database file.


Tai SC


Mark Nicholson <mnich@medsolve.co.za> wrote in article
<01bc087e$6ed537e0$39c007c4@office>...
> Does anyone know the format of a .FPT memo file.
> Is it the same as a .DBT file, I've also heard there is
> a .SMT file. All three are memo files. Do they have
> the same format?
> If yes, what is the format?
> if no, what is the format of a .FPT specifically?
> 
> Anyone with any information about this, please
> e-mail me at: mnich@medsolve.co.za
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
> 
> 
>

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