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Thank you very much, this is an excellent piece of work.<br />
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Nick<br />

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Thank you very much, this is an excellent piece of work.

Nick


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Your welcome Nick! Thank you for the compliment!<br />

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Your welcome Nick! Thank you for the compliment!


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I would like to report on my results. The WordStar has actually two converters: for versions 1.0 &amp;&nbsp;1.1 (old CP/M?) and versions 3.3 through 7.0. Works like a charm, comes up almost in original formating, except for selected fonts (Courier 10). I am very pleased with it, the only thing they don't have is WS for Windows, which is not a big deal, I can eventually install it back if I need it for those few files I wrote with it. <br />
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Thanks again, you made my day with your help.<br />
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Nick<br />

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I would like to report on my results. The WordStar has actually two converters: for versions 1.0 & 1.1 (old CP/M?) and versions 3.3 through 7.0. Works like a charm, comes up almost in original formating, except for selected fonts (Courier 10). I am very pleased with it, the only thing they don't have is WS for Windows, which is not a big deal, I can eventually install it back if I need it for those few files I wrote with it.

Thanks again, you made my day with your help.

Nick


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Thanks for letting me know Nick!<br />

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I have quite a few files (about 8 years worth) in various DOS versions of WordStar (3.1 through 7.0) and some files in Wordstar for Windows. Where can I, please help me, find filters for Word 97 (WIN 95, OSR 2. I seemed to misplaced the programs and my search through MS web site was an exercise in futility. Thank you, Nick
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I have quite a few files (about 8 years worth) in various DOS versions of WordStar (3.1 through 7.0) and some files in Wordstar for Windows. Where can I, please help me, find filters for Word 97 (WIN 95, OSR 2. I seemed to misplaced the programs and my search through MS web site was an exercise in futility. Thank you, Nick

MS Word 97 Conversion Filters?

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.