text (line 1, read as window name)
text (line 2-29, skip)
....
t e x t (line 30, read as col. names)
t e x t (line 31, read as col. labels)
1 2 3 4 (line 32- 1000, read as num. values)
.....
t e x t (line 1001, read as new columns )
t e x t (line 1002, read as new col. labels)
1 2 3 4 (line 1003-2000, read as num. values)

The closest I could see was to create a text object on the worksheet and name it HEADER and set When non-numeric is found in numeric fields: to Start new worksheet/Column in the ASCII Import Options.
After importing, all the information would be available in two worksheets for script access so you could write a LabTalk script to clean things up the way you like.

WHAT	WHERE
'Window Name'	Name of Column 1 in each sheet
Group1 column names	Next-to-last line of first Worksheet HEADER object
Group1 column labels	Last line of first Worksheet HEADER object
Group1 data	In the first worksheet
Group2 column names	First line of second worksheet header object
Group2 column labels	Last line of second worksheet header object
Group2 data	In the second worksheet

Of course, you could contract with our Consulting Department to have them write a script to cleanly import the data into a single worksheet, and Origin Professional owners have tools that allow them to write such scripts on their own.

[This message has been edited by Greg (edited 02-17-99).]