Okay, heres the situation...My parents went away for a weeks vacation (sorry, got a little old school there).
I have a bunch of documents that I created in college in the mid to late 90s on a mac (OS 7 and 8 days). Unfortunately, I don't remember what I created them with. Actually, I thought I used Wordperfect but that was unsuccessful.
These files have moved computers a few times and currently reside on my Winblows PC.
So my question to all my fellow mac lovers. How can I figure out what application created these documents and how can I convert them to a more recent (say Microsoft Word) document format?
Finally, this all has to be done on a PC or Jaguar only. I saw that File Typer application but it seems to only support classic OSes.
Any ideas?
I really don't want to buy software to do this, so please try to suggest demo/trial/shareware ideas...
Thanks in advance.
Jeremy
I have a bunch of documents that I created in college in the mid to late 90s on a mac (OS 7 and 8 days). Unfortunately, I don't remember what I created them with. Actually, I thought I used Wordperfect but that was unsuccessful.
These files have moved computers a few times and currently reside on my Winblows PC.
So my question to all my fellow mac lovers. How can I figure out what application created these documents and how can I convert them to a more recent (say Microsoft Word) document format?
Finally, this all has to be done on a PC or Jaguar only. I saw that File Typer application but it seems to only support classic OSes.
Any ideas?
I really don't want to buy software to do this, so please try to suggest demo/trial/shareware ideas...
Thanks in advance.
Jeremy