From: gt3TakeThisAway@bredband.net   
      
   > Where would I find the right driver to solve this problem?!   
   >   
   > I just used the ODBC driver that was in the list when setting up my   
   > connection (one provided by windows).   
      
      
   I did a test from Excel using an ODBC connection to a Paradox table using a   
   Microsoft Paradox driver (for version 5). The table was Paradox version 7.   
      
   The time fields all came back as datetime with the "date" "1900-01-00'   
   followed by the correct time. When I format the result as time in Excel I   
   get the correct result. If I format as numeric I get a decimal and if I   
   multiply that with 24 I get the time of day in decimal form (12.5 meaning   
   12:30:00)   
      
   Bottom line, I think what you get back will be possible to use if you just   
   can figure out what you actually see.   
      
      
      
   Anders   
      
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