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must use wordperfect--coming to x or ms word filters?
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I have a friend who is considering a new iBook. He has to use WordPerfect at work. Is Corel planning an X version? I didn't see anything on their site.
If not, has anyone used the MS Word filters for WordPerfect? Do they work flawlessly?
kman
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Corel hasn't done anything with WordPerfect for the Mac for a couple of years, to the disappointment of a lot of us. It does work under Classic without problem as far as I can tell.
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I seem to recall an X-Windows version of Word Perfect was under way or out or something along those lines. Do a search on google under Word Perfect unix, or perhaps X-Windows.
Also, try this link as a quick starting point: http://www.oit.umd.edu/units/slic/pr...rel/wp8ux.html
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Appleworks 6 for Mac OS X can open and save in wordperfect format
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Originally posted by fats:
Appleworks 6 for Mac OS X can open and save in wordperfect format
I can't on mine. Appleworks says it can't convert them.
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Last edited by Awimoway; Sep 2, 2002 at 10:05 PM.
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