John F. Richardson wrote: > Hello, > > I have some text files that I suspect are Macwrite II files (circa 1993) > from an OS9 system. They have been copied again and again as I migrated from > OS9 to OSX (Jaguar) on a PPC tower (silver door) and then to Panther on a > PPC iMac and then to Tiger on the same PPC iMac. Ultimately to a Mactel > Leopard iMac. > > The files are listed in the finder but the icon is missing on the Tiger PPC > and the Leopard Mactel. > > Any commercial systems that will convert or ingest a Macwrite II file and > then upchuck [output, spit out, disgorge, present on a platter,...] a usable > RTF file or maybe a Word file. I just noticed the files when I was cleaning > duplicates off the internal hard drive. I wound up at work before I could > test Office or contact the Nisus Express people to ask about their product. > So, I figured that I could get some advice while I'm at home testing various > recovery strategies. > > Free, no hassle, work miracles and put the commercial apps to shame type of > apps are also acceptable along with peace on earth. > > John F. Richardson check out MacLink Pro: http://www.dataviz.com/products/maclinkplus/mlp_xlators.html -- Regards, Wayne Clodfelter <wayneclodfelter at mindspring.com>