I HAVE SEVERAL ROUTINES THAT OUTPUT A DBF FILE TO AN ASCII TEXT FILE. I USE THE FWRITE COMMAND. ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS THE RESULTING FILE HAD DECIMAL POINTS IN THE DATA THAT I DID NOT SEND. THE PROBLEM SEEMS TO OCCUR RANDOMLY- BUT MORE OFTEN THAN NOT IT OCCURS WHEN EVER THE TXT FILE ALREADY EXISTS AND I OVERWRITE IT. HAS ANYONE EXPERIENCED THIS? AND DO THEY HAVE A BULLET PROOF WORKAROUND?<br><br><A HREF="mailto:BVOLZ3850@AOL.COM">BVOLZ3850@AOL.COM</A>
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USING FWRITE TO CREATE TEXT FILES SOMETIMES PLUGS DECIMAL POINTS
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