U.S. Imports of Merchandise
	International Harmonized System Commodity Classification (HTSUSA) 
	by Country by Customs District

January 21, 1998 --- The database exceeded the capacity of a single CD-ROM.
We considered eliminating the IMP_DETL.DST and IMP_DETL.CTY index files because 
neither is used by the CD-ROM's software.  However, as a service to users who 
need these files, we compressed them into INDEXES.EXE.  To decompress an index 
file from the CD-ROM onto hard drive:  INDEXES <drive:\path> <filename>
			Example:	INDEXES c:\ imp_detl.dst

To Use the CD-ROM's Software ---

	Starting the MS-DOS Application:
		Type GO and ENTER.  
		      Example:  L:\>go 

		Network users type GO LAN and ENTER.
			Example:  L:\>go LAN

	Starting the Windows Applications:
		For Windows 3.x, run SETUP.EXE from the File Manager.
			Select File from the menu bar list. 
			Click on RUN item.
			On the Command line type: <CDROM DRIVE>:\WIN\SETUP and click 
			OK.
				Example:  L:\WIN\SETUP

		For Windows 95, run you setup from the Start icon.
			Select RUN... from the Start menu, and Open: L:\WIN\SETUP 
			To execute the application from the Start icon, 
				Select Program, 
				Choose the Imports of Merchandise folder and click on 
				the U.S Imports icon.

Converting dBASE Files to ASCII ---
'**********************************************
'*** This is a Microsoft BASIC program that ***
'*** converts a dBASE (.DBF) file to ASCII  ***
'*** (.TXT).                                ***
'**********************************************
CLS
INPUT "Database file to convert -> ", InFile$
INPUT "               Text file -> ", OuFile$
OPEN InFile$ FOR BINARY AS #1
OPEN OuFile$ FOR OUTPUT AS #2
TYPE HdrStru
        Filler AS STRING * 4
        RecCount AS LONG
        HdrBytes AS INTEGER
        RecBytes AS INTEGER
END TYPE
DIM Hdr AS HdrStru
GET #1, , Hdr
SEEK #1, Hdr.HdrBytes + 1
RecCntr = 0
DO
        Rec$ = STRING$(Hdr.RecBytes, " ")
        GET #1, , Rec$
        PRINT #2, MID$(Rec$, 2)
        RecCntr = RecCntr + 1
        IF RecCntr = Hdr.RecCount THEN EXIT DO
LOOP
CLOSE #1, #2
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