I have an old database app that is no longer supported. It stored data
in tables in individual files. Associated with each file is a .key
file. Is there any way to determine what database format was used to
create the files so that I may begin the challenge of data conversion?
There is also a small .exe app that will convert a limited portion of
the data to a csv text file. I can make the files available to anyone
that wishes to take a look and am willing to do whatever is required to
save my data.

Thank you kindly!

Brian

eyeman (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:

If you print to a disk file then writing a program to strip the
extraneous data is usually fairly easy. I was once obliged to write a
PC emulator for an obscure RS232 printer because the competitor from
whom I stole the client refused to provide the data.

<eyeman (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

Google led me to this web site: http://filext.com/

Asking this site for applications that use ".key" as a file extension
yielded over 100 different apps.

HTH. Good luck.