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Opening a .cwk document?
knightstyle
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Hi, I need to open a document sent from an old Mac in .cwk
I have a Macbook 10.6.5 and would like a "free' way to open it.
Have been told on another site to buy iWork pages but as I probably won't need it again am reluctant to do this.
I have a Macbook 10.6.5 and would like a "free' way to open it.
Have been told on another site to buy iWork pages but as I probably won't need it again am reluctant to do this.
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Try google - I got this:I read on an Apple site that in order to "read" a .cwk document file on a
PC, you must......
"Want to share your AppleWorks document with the world and have them see
it just as you intended? Or for them to view it without changing the file?
Thanks to the advanced Quartz graphics system in Mac OS X, simply save the
print preview and you automatically create a document in PDF format. Then
anyone with Adobe Acrobat Reader - or Mac OS X - can view what you made."
Hope this helps.....
or try something like this:
http://docx-converter.com/Thought for the day: each generation of mankind tends to hug the illusion of having reached the culmination of human achievement. Yet, as we scoff at our groping ancestors, so our descendants will surely scoff at us.
-C.F Harriss - Worthing at War - August 17 19410 -
Thanks, tried the link but no joy, tried saving to desktop and reopening in NeoOffice and it was still gobblygook!!!0
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I don't think the latest iWorks supports the old claris works documents anymore. Last time I had to open one I had to find an old version of AppleWorks or Claris Works that ran under OS X that still supported them. I believe I used AppleWorks 6.0
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