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Converting Pipe-Delimited ASCII Text Files into Microsoft Access 2002Using the Windows XP 2002 Professional Operating System with Service Pack 2 (SP2)
Note: Participants must return local Address Lists and Address Count Lists in the predefined, pipe-delimited ASCII text file format specified by the Census Bureau.
Summary: This document covers:
• Setting the pipe symbol as the default delimiter
• Converting a computer-readable predefined pipe-delimited ASCII text file into MS
Access database
• Importing Address List or Address Count List Set the Pipe Symbol as the Default Delimiter
1. From the Microsoft (MS) Start button on the MS Windows task bar, highlight Settings and select the Control Panel. In the Control Panel window select Regional and Language Options.
2. In the Regional and Language Options window, select the Regional Options tab, click the Customize… button.
3. In the Customize Regional Options window, select the Numbers tab.
4. Set the List Separator field to a pipe-delimited symbol | by pressing Shift and |
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a) Make sure vehicle is parked on a level surface.
b) Set parking brake.
c) Jack the front of the vehicle and support with properly rated jack stands.
d) Lift the plastic battery cover and disconnect both battery terminals. Remove the short positive lead from the positive battery terminal. (Fig. 1)
e) If engine has run within the past two hours let it cool down.
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b) Remove the four screws along the top of the radiator support. (Fig. 2) Remove the two plastic covers.
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f) Remove the plastic battery tray from the vehicle by removing the four bolts that secure it. (Fig. 6)
g) Unplug the wire connector from the MAF sensor. (Fig. 7)
h) Loosen the spring hose clamp that secures the inlet tube to the MAF sensor. Pull the inlet tube clear of the MAF sensor. (Fig. 8)
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