You'd have to roll your own.

use mytable

Set textmerge on noshow

set textmerge to myfile.csv

lnFields = Fcount("mytable")

For x = 1 to lnFields

\\<<Field(x, "mytable", 1)>><<iif(x<lnFields, ",", "")>>

Endfor

scan

\\<<field1>>,<<field2>>,<<field3>>

endscan

Set textmerge off

set textmerge to

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Alan Bourke

alanpbourke (at) fastmail (dot) fm

On Tue, 14 Apr 2015, at 07:42 AM, Joe Yoder wrote:

> When I browse a table from a database with some user defined field names

> in

> it I see long meaningful field names as headers but when I copy to file

> as

> type CSV I get 10 character gobletty goop for field headers.

>

> Is there a built in way to have VFP copy to a CSV file using the field

> captions from the dictionary for field headers? If not - how do I

> programatically access the captions to write my own?

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

> Joe

>

>

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