An organization I've begun working with uses WordPerfect (not sure what version - .wpd extension). Is there any way to get AppleWorks to recognize these files?
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Possible to open WordPerfect file with AppleWorks?
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Used to be in the claris version, and I could almost swear I saw the newer MacLink translators for AppleWorks sitting in one of the translator folders after doing a search.
Heck I even used it to open some .wpd files.
But since reinstalling/updating all the software on the machine, the wpd translator is gone.
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Which basically leaves the full version of MacLink Plus instead of the MacLink and/or Claris XTND widget Apple used to include.
Heck I even used it to open some .wpd files.
But since reinstalling/updating all the software on the machine, the wpd translator is gone.
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Which basically leaves the full version of MacLink Plus instead of the MacLink and/or Claris XTND widget Apple used to include.
Oy, what a pain. It does seems like there are a *lot* of people out there with this problem... I wonder why some good (smart) soul doesn't write a translator?
Anyway, thank you all for the education. I opted to use Adobe's online .pdf creator, because they give you 5 free conversions and I need the info in that file to do some work this weekend. In the future I guess I'll have to get my colleagues to try to remember to save as rich text. Bleh.
Thanks again.
Anyway, thank you all for the education. I opted to use Adobe's online .pdf creator, because they give you 5 free conversions and I need the info in that file to do some work this weekend. In the future I guess I'll have to get my colleagues to try to remember to save as rich text. Bleh.
Thanks again.