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datablox exports complete QB files very quickly for $100. 
It can do it in a command line that often makes generating 
a report and exporting to Excel a waste of time.

On Mon, 5 Feb 2001 17:56:54 -0800, "Kevin Wilson"
<kwilson_tccs@compuserve.com> wrote:

>Karl Irvin wrote in message ...
>>You need a product like www.datablox.com to copy QB data into Microsoft
>>Access and create your output file there using the VB part of Access.
>>
>>Steve Kirby wrote in message <3A7F2B35.1562B980@posermk.com>...
>>>I need to get QB to output files that are to be transmitted to our
>>>bank.  The 'ARP' files need to be in a specific format that contains
>
>Or you could import QB IIF files into a spreadsheet or database manager
>(doesn't Access import them directly? Why do you need a 3rd part tool?
>Visual FoxPro has no problem importing them), transmogrify them (requires
>coding) and spit them out again in the format your bank requires.
>
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