1.Open up the Microsoft Access file bizrules.mdb. Go to the Tables tab. Right-
click in this area and select the Importoption. This starts the Access import
wizard.
2.A file selection dialog now appears. At the bottom is a combo box entitled
“Files of type”. Select the value for HTML files. Navigate to where you saved
the report extract file form ERWin and select it.
3.The next screen that appears in the Access import wizard has a check box at
the top of the screen that asks whether the first row contains column headings.
It does, so check this box. Then click Next.
4.The next screen asks whether the file should be brought into a new table. For
the very ...
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