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califsydney
Is there an easy way to convert my hundreds of Appleworks files into Word file?
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Michel Bintener
Is there an easy way to convert my hundreds of Appleworks files into Word
file?
Earlier versions of Word were able to import AppleWorks documents, but I'm
not sure if Word 2004 and Word 2008 can still do that. Another solution
would be to buy MacLink Plus, which does batch-conversions and can translate
your AW documents into a wide variety of different formats:
<http://www.dataviz.com/products/maclinkplus/>
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Michel Bintener
Microsoft MVP
Office:mac (Entourage & Word)
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Daiya Mitchell
There is a script here, that I assume uses AppleWorks to do it.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5791636
AppleWorks has changed format over the years, so that may become an issue.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5791636
AppleWorks has changed format over the years, so that may become an issue.
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Daiya Mitchell
PS to my own (which I actually tried to cancel):
While there are free scripts out there, this question has a lot of
different variations and issues that you could run into that would take
a lot of time to work around, so it's probably worth just biting the
bullet and paying for MacLinkPlus (that Michel linked), which is a more
extensive program that should already have taken all these issues into
account.
While there are free scripts out there, this question has a lot of
different variations and issues that you could run into that would take
a lot of time to work around, so it's probably worth just biting the
bullet and paying for MacLinkPlus (that Michel linked), which is a more
extensive program that should already have taken all these issues into
account.