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proc genaddr:
rem open "loc::a:\dat\nwgc.dbf",a,f1$,f2$,f3$,f4$,f5$,f6$,f7$,f8$,f9$,f10$,f11$,f12$,f13$,f14$
rem open "\dat\nwgc.dbf",a,f1$,f2$,f3$,f4$,f5$,f6$,f7$,f8$,f9$,f10$,f11$,f12$,f13$,f14$
rem \dat\Address.dbf is the name of the new record file for your
rem address book. You may use any name you wish.
rem You do need to retain the 15 field names, f1$ to f$15.
open "\dat\Address.dbf",b,f1$,f2$,f3$,f4$,f5$,f6$,f7$,f8$,f9$,f10$,f11$,f12$,f13$,f14$,f15$
use a
do
rem f1$ is the group field, personal or work
b.f1$="personal"
rem f2$ is the name field
b.f2$=a.f1$
rem f3$ is the company or second name field
b.f3$=""
rem f4$ is the persons position
b.f4$=""
rem f5$ is first line of their address
b.f5$=a.f5$
rem f6$ is the second line of their address
b.f6$=""
rem f7$ is the town
b.f7$=a.f6$
rem f8$ is the county
b.f8$=""
rem f9$ is the postcode
b.f9$=a.f7$
rem f10$ is home telephone
b.f10$=a.f2$
rem f11$ is work telephone
b.f11$=a.f3$
rem f12$ is fax number
b.f12$=a.f4$
rem f13$ is mobile telephone
b.f13$=""
rem f14$ is first line of note
b.f14$=a.f8$
rem f15$ is second line of note
b.f15$=""
use b
append
use a
next
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