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CSVSort

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CSVSort is a Windows application to sort CSV files. You can sort CSV files separated by comma. The sort mode includes ascending and descending. You can sort in any of the moide.

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Category	Utilities & Operating Systems
Subcategory	File Management

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Publisher	Softspecialists
Publisher web site	http://www.softspecialists.com/homepage.aspx
Release Date	October 12, 2012
Date Added	October 12, 2012
Version	1.0

Category
Category	Utilities & Operating Systems
Subcategory	File Management

Operating Systems
Operating Systems	Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
Additional Requirements	None

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File Size	Not Available
File Name	Not available

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Total Downloads	39
Downloads Last Week	0

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License Model	Free
Limitations	Not available
Price	Free

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