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I have inherited a number of files produced on an RDBMS system.  Is there a way of converting these for use on a Windows system?

As the article at the link which I gave says

QUARRY ACCIDENT AT BRIGHOUSE, Yorkshire, England
At nine o'clock this morning a serious accident occurred at a quarry owned by John Robinson, situate in Rayner Road, Brighouse. The miners were at work when a large piece of stone, weighing considerably over half a ton, fell from the roof without the slightest warning upon three men working beneath.

Upon the large stone being lifted it was found that two workmen had sustained very serious injury. One, John Willie Robinson (35), married, residing at Slead Syke, Brighouse, son of the owner, Alderman John Robinson, was fearfully cut about the head and face, and also on the left side of the body. Another workman, named Alfred Farrar (36), married, residing in Smithy Carr Lane, had been caught on the back and on one hand, the wrist of which was broken. Another man, named Gooder, escaped with a grazed foot.
 

Thanks for the responses.  I'm using a fairly simple WORD Table to print in a standard Avery label format - never dabbled with MAIL MERGE.  It's actually to print my Christmas card labels, and as older members of the extended family leave this mortal coil, I want to remove their address and to save space by moving the following labels up, rather than having to print the next set with what gaps here and there which are difficult to use later.

Latchfordian, your "cut and paste sequence" obviously works when I select an existing label and move to it an empty cell in the table.   

I didn't want to have to move every following address up in order to keep the addresses in sequence.  Cut and paste doesn't with several adjacent addresses; Cut does indeed remove them, but Paste only recovers the first of the group.  Looks like I shall have to remove a single address from the end of the set and paste it into the gap, although that would lost the sequence.  I've got a year to sort it out!

Thanks again

Malcolm Bull

Thank you for your help.  I noticed that Bail Gate followed but thought that the Bail was some important/significant building.

Best wishes and thanks again

Malcolm Bull

For several years, my Calderdale Companion was hosted by ROOTSWEB, until around 2016, when everything at ROOTSWEB seemed to vanish overnight and without any explanation.  I moved to a new host where it can be still be found via

calderdalecompanion.co.uk

Sometime later, the ROOTSWEB version rematerialised but is frozen in its 2017 form.

Question:  How do I remove my website from the ROOTSWEB host?

Why do I want to remove the website?  People are continually emailing me complaining (1) that material is out-of-date or incorrect, or (2) information that they have submitted to me does not appear when they view it online.

I long ago got rid of the URL addresses and passwords needed to handle the ROOTSWEB hosting site.

Thanks in advance.

Malcolm Bull