From: bakkeb@online.no   
      
   I met some problems not long ago:   
   In a (pretty big - several pages) Adobe Acrobat form I can use Acrobat to   
   compile the returned forms, and create a text-file (csv-format).  The only   
   way I have found that I can get hold of the data is to have Acrobat save   
   them in XLS-format, and then make Paradox read the field-values in the   
   xls-file (using Menkins library).   
   There seems to be a limit to the line-length in TXT-files (csv-files) - if   
   the line is longer than 1024 characters it will put in a line-wrap.  Is this   
   so?   
   Or is it Acrobat?   
   Jostein Bakke   
      
   "Tony McGuire"  wrote in message   
   news:48545b0f$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.com...   
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   >> one line at a time. String variables since v7-32 (I think) have no limit   
   >> on   
   >> size -- none at all. You can cram /War and Peace/ into a single string   
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   > Not exactly correct.   
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   > You are limited by the amount of memory available on the machine.   
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   > And I wouldn't rely on a Windows Operating System to be able to handle   
   > W&P.  Particularly not in one bite.   
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