The format of the exported file is easily corrupted by the contents of text elements, such as the comment fields. Examples include lat./long. specifications, e.g.
50° 09' 64" N
or other items including a quotation mark. Other possible sources of errors are the inclusion of quoted text in the "Description" or "LabelText" fields.
This is an error that spews out error messages when producing labels.
I have written a post about this problem previously. The reason for posting again is that this error persists, and it renders the "Labels" function unusable for us. There is no way we can make sure the users of our database do not enter a sequence of characters in our database that will not corrupt the "Labels" function.
Please reconsider using a database file for the data exchange in place of a text file. CSV files are nothing but error prone in all usage.
I can think of two viable solutions. One is to use SQLite, a Public Domain database library. Possible solutions for using this with Microsoft Word includes the ones outlined at
http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com/2007/02/sqlite-adonet-prepared-statements.html
and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sqlite
Another solution would be to use an MS-Access or MS-Ecxel file.
;)Frode