WORDSTAR TO NOTEPAD "TRANSLATER"

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James C. Allison:
Hello all.

I am looking for information.

I have an old computer, with a Wordstar word processing program. And over
the years I have written a number of books on that computer using Wordstar.

I would now like to "move" the manuscripts to my Windows 2000 Professional
machine, but Wordstar isn't compatible with any of the word processor in
Win2K.

Is there a Wordstar to NotedPad "translater" program?

Any info would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for your kind responses.

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~~~AllisonWonderland~~~ said:
James C. Allison:
Hello all.

I am looking for information.

I have an old computer, with a Wordstar word processing program. And over
the years I have written a number of books on that computer using Wordstar.

I would now like to "move" the manuscripts to my Windows 2000 Professional
machine, but Wordstar isn't compatible with any of the word processor in
Win2K.

Is there a Wordstar to NotedPad "translater" program?
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If you have a copy of Microsoft Word, check out
http://www.wordstar.org/wordstar/pages/convert_faq.htm#Q3 for some
information on converting Wordstar to Word.

If you want to convert to plain text, look at
http://www.wordstar.org/wordstar/pages/convert_faq.htm#Q16
 
DevilsPGD:
If you have a copy of Microsoft Word, check out
http://www.wordstar.org/wordstar/pages/convert_faq.htm#Q3 for some
information on converting Wordstar to Word.
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Allison:
I have Microsoft Word.

DPDG:
If you want to convert to plain text, look at
http://www.wordstar.org/wordstar/pages/convert_faq.htm#Q16
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Allison:
This would work also...

Thanks for the information, and the prompt response. This is exactly that
for which I was looking.

Hope you all are well. Thanks again.
 
This is exactly that for which I was looking.

Apparently a subscriber to the theory that a preposition is not
something you should end a sentence with :-)

Peter
 
Pete said:
Apparently a subscriber to the theory that a preposition is not
something you should end a sentence with :-)
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Allison:
HAY Pete (may I call you Pete?), that is something, up with which I will not
put! :)

Actually, it just came out that way!

Nice NG youse guys have here! Now if I can just figure out how to use WSCON!

Hope you all are well
 
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