Export Access to DBF
According to the help files, there is a transfer database command
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TransferDatabase Action
You can use the TransferDatabase action to import or export data between the current Microsoft Access database (.mdb) or Microsoft Access project (.adp) and another database. For Access databases you can also link a table to the current Access database from another database. With a linked table, you have access to the table's data while the table itself remains in the other database.
Settings
The TransferDatabase action has the following arguments.
Action argument Description
Transfer Type The type of transfer you want to make. Select Import, Export, or Link in the Transfer Type box in the Action Arguments section of the Macro window. The default is Import.
Note The Link transfer type is not supported for Access projects (.adp).
Database Type The type of database to import from, export to, or link to. You can select Microsoft Access or one of a number of other database types in the Database Type box. The default is Microsoft Access.
Database Name The name of the database to import from, export to, or link to. Include the full path. This is a required argument.
For types of databases that use separate files for each table, such as FoxPro, Paradox, and dBASE, enter the directory containing the file. Enter the file name in the Source argument (to import or link) or the Destination argument (to export).
For ODBC databases, type the full Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) connection string. To see an example of a connection string, link an external table to Access by pointing to Get External Data on the File menu and clicking Link Tables. Open the table in Design view and view the table properties. The text in the Description property setting is the connection string for this table.