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From: Mike P on 12 Aug 2010 07:14 I am using Access 2003. Try to link to a Unicode csv file supplied by a website host. The result is a linked table with one field named '￾âåæ¤çæ°æââ°âäæ¤çççä¸ææ´æ ââ°âä´æ¤æææ°æä¸ææ´æââ°âåæææ¼æ¸æä¸ææ´æââ°âäææçãââ°âäææçãâ'. No data but the record count is correct! I have tried using the 'Advanced' button in the Link Wizard; Language 'English' and Code Page 'Unicode (Big-Endian)'. The Wizard does not seem to recognise the 18 fields in comma delimited format. The import function produces the same result, except that the field name is Field1. The error table shows, 'Unparsable Record'. Tried to open the file in Excel. Error message received, "This file is not in a recognizable format." Clicked OK to reveal a worksheet with every record forced into column A. The header record, containing the field names, has þÿ as the first two bytes. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks. Mike P.
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