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dunkan #1
MacWrite --> AppleWorks - Help!
A retired colleage has replaced her elderly LCII with a new iMac; but several
hundred of her old MacWriteII files are inaccessible, because her new Mac's
OSX wordprocessor (AppleWorks) can't read them...
It's possible to load them into Word 5.1, save as Word files, read them into
MacLink Plus, and then into AppleWorks - which would be just fine if there
were four files... but there are four hundred!
Please, please - can anyone recommend (ideally) a batch processing converter,
than can take MacWriteII files and turn them into AppleWorks ones - or into
any format that can be read by AppleWorks?
She has, of course, the latest APpleWorks; I've been told that earlier
versions might have read MacWriteII files....?
Any help or advice MUCH appreciated!
- duncan
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Christian #2
Re: MacWrite --> AppleWorks - Help!
dunkan <duncan@spamcop.net> wrote:
MacLink Plus Deluxe 13.006 can convert AppleWorks 5 files directly to> A retired colleage has replaced her elderly LCII with a new iMac; but several
> hundred of her old MacWriteII files are inaccessible, because her new Mac's
> OSX wordprocessor (AppleWorks) can't read them...
>
> It's possible to load them into Word 5.1, save as Word files, read them into
> MacLink Plus, and then into AppleWorks - which would be just fine if there
> were four files... but there are four hundred!
MacWrite II and MacWrite Pro format. Having no MW II / Pro files, I
can't test the other way round, but I don't know why this should not
work. Why would you want to convert it first to something else?
MacLink Plus Deluxe can do batch conversions. You just drag a number of> Please, please - can anyone recommend (ideally) a batch processing converter,
> than can take MacWriteII files and turn them into AppleWorks ones - or into
> any format that can be read by AppleWorks?
files into the MLP window and select "convert".
If MLP can't convert to AW6 (which comes with the new Macs, I think),> She has, of course, the latest APpleWorks; I've been told that earlier
> versions might have read MacWriteII files....?
convert it to AW5 or even ClarisWorks 4. AM6 can read these formats.
Best wishes, Christian.
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