About converting QText 5.x files:
I had the same problem. The trick was first to import them to QText 8, and then after some general checking and fixing, to save them as rtf files. The latter are easily imported to Word or OO, although some attributes will get screwed up. In particular all of the date fields on dated documents had to be re-entered. If you go that way, make sure you keep the originals handy (or hard copy).
Again, you can run QText 8 under cxoffice 3. I haven't tried putting up QText 5.
Since this is getting a bit OT, perhaps contact me privately about document conversion.
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Wed, Sep 01, 2004 at 11:26:46AM +0300, ik wrote:
Hello,
I'm interesting in knowing what do you think of reviving QText Word-Processor from the dead.
But I wish to know what is the community thinks on that first.
There are existing files in QText format, and no decent converter except QText itself. For me this is its main use, unless someone can point to a niche where QText should fit better than the ones you mentioned.
As I have enough legacy QText docs, I'd welcome any progress in that direction. It may also serve as a reminder to vendors with such products that the best and cheapest suppoort they can give their users is to make the program availble for maintinance by others.
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