Conversion of SQL resultset into DBF III file (dbase file)

Dear All,
Is there a way to convert the SQL Rseultset into dbase file(dbf III) using PLSQL or forms???
My database is Oracle10g..
Appliactio Server version is 10.1.2.0.2 and platform is Windows..
Thanks in advance for your help...
Dev

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Hi,
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