| Common Name | Extensions | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| dBase |
*.dbf |
III or higher |
|
Microsoft Access |
*.mdb |
32-bit only, need 32-bit Microsoft Access ODBC drivers |
|
Microsoft Excel |
*.xls, *.xlsx |
|
| Open Document Spreadsheet | *.ods | |
|
Comma Separated Values |
*.csv |
|
|
SEG P1 |
*.seg |
See Note 2 |
|
Shell Processing System |
*.sps |
See Note 2 |
|
Tab Separated Values |
*.tsv |
|
|
UKOOA P1/90 |
*.uko |
See Note 2 |
|
SEG-Y |
*.sgy |
SEG-Y input data may only be written out as SEG-Y output |
|
Other ASCII formats |
|
See Note 1 |
|
Esri Shape |
*.shp |
|
|
Esri ArcInfo Generate |
*.gen |
|
|
AutoCAD |
*.dxf, *.dwg |
|
|
MapInfo Table |
*.tab |
|
|
MapInfo Interchange |
*.mif |
|
|
MicroStation Design |
*.dgn |
|
|
GML - Simple Features |
*.gml |
|
|
GPS Exchange Format |
*.gpx |
|
|
Keyhole Markup Language |
*.kml |
|
Data may also be written to an ODBC Database.
Data may be written to Spatial Databases. See Spatial Databases with Vector Data Conversions.
Note 1: In addition to supported file formats, you may create custom Text File Schemes. This functionality allows you to setup Import and Export of ASCII point databases on an individual basis. For example, for one project you may need to process a comma delimited data file. Another project may require you to process a file with header information and fixed length fields.
Note 2: The Point Database tab allows you to read in and write out from any of the supported formats, however we do not recommend that you translate between these noted formats: SPS, SEG, UKO.
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