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Monday, August 29, 2005

Convert AppleWorks to Microsoft Word

If you have a standard word processing document in AppleWorks that you would like to convert to Microsoft Word, simply drag and drop the file's icon onto the Word shortcut on your dock, or the Word application icon in the Microsoft Office 2004 folder. Voila!

posted by Charlene Chausis @ 9:46 AM 

4 Comments:

Blogger Kristine said...

I'm having trouble with the formatting of my files... Does this method maintain the format of my AppleWorks files? My mentor has created an entire math curriculum that he is trying to convert to word but the formating goes haywire every time we try to open his apple works as word documetns

2/25/2008 8:10 AM  
Blogger Charlene Chausis said...

Kristine,
Do you have access to iWork '08? This new version does a great job converting AppleWorks.. then just "save as..." a Word file.

2/29/2008 2:25 PM  
Anonymous Jesse Morgan said...

I have an ancient imac and have some important files on it that I need to put on my PC with Microsoft Word. Any ideas?

1/08/2009 6:53 PM  
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7/31/2010 4:30 AM  

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