Description
You have a pile of .dbf files exported from an old system. Excel opens them with garbled text or shifted columns, and importing them into a database means writing a script first. Moving an old format to a new home often takes longer than the data deserves.
DBF Converter keeps it plain: a short wizard where you pick a source, pick an output format and press go. It is not limited to one target. It turns DBF into Excel, CSV, HTML, XML and SQL scripts, and can bring those formats back into DBF too. The source can be a single file or a whole folder processed in one pass.
Wizard-style workflow: Source, output, options, one page at a time. No command line and no scripting.
Many formats both ways: Export DBF to Excel, CSV, text, HTML, XML or SQL, and import in the other direction.
Whole-folder batches: Choose a folder as the source and convert a batch of dbf files at once instead of one by one.
Keep file dates: Tick "Keep date" and each output inherits the original modification time, so archives stay in order.
Portable: Unzip and run. Carry it on a USB stick to any machine.
DBF Converter keeps it plain: a short wizard where you pick a source, pick an output format and press go. It is not limited to one target. It turns DBF into Excel, CSV, HTML, XML and SQL scripts, and can bring those formats back into DBF too. The source can be a single file or a whole folder processed in one pass.
Features
Wizard-style workflow: Source, output, options, one page at a time. No command line and no scripting.
Many formats both ways: Export DBF to Excel, CSV, text, HTML, XML or SQL, and import in the other direction.
Whole-folder batches: Choose a folder as the source and convert a batch of dbf files at once instead of one by one.
Keep file dates: Tick "Keep date" and each output inherits the original modification time, so archives stay in order.
Portable: Unzip and run. Carry it on a USB stick to any machine.
