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Old 09-21-2009, 03:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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converting Clarisworks file to MS Office document

I have about 10 floppy discs with files created in Clarisworks (probably prior to version 5.0) on an old Mac from about 1996-2000. I do not have that computer any more. Now I have a pc with Microsoft Office Suite, probably either 1997 or 2003. I have already tried to change a couple of the Clarisworks documents to .rtf documents, but they still have a lot of symbols and incomplete content when opened. I also tried to find a Calarisworks install online, but could not find this.

How can I convert the Clarisworks files to Microsoft Word documents? And, will I have to convert each file individually, or is there a way to convert all the files on a given floppy disc at once?

If this is not the proper forum for my question, please refer me to the proper forum.

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Old 09-21-2009, 03:46 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: converting Clarisworks file to MS Office document

Hi

Have you tried the suggestions here?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/139793
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Re: converting Clarisworks file to MS Office document

Thanks for the reply Glaswegian.

I did look at that website, but it seems to assume that I have the old Mac computer which had the Clarisworks program. It asks me to open the floppy disc files on theis computer and re-save them in a different format. However, I do not have that old computer, so I can't follow through with this advice. If I am misunderstanding what was stated on the website you referred me to, please explain futher.

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Ah, I see - sorry. Do you know anyone with an old Mac?

When you converted them to .rtf was all the text still visible? I think you might lose the formatting but all the text should still be there.

Sorry I can't be of more help - I didn't find any converters either.
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