In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bill Waugh
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Ron Dunnett wrote:
>>
>> Everybody on holiday i think Tony
>>
>> Ron
>
>Except us four it seems
>
>Can Q40's atrophy, it seems an age since I had time to use it.
>My wife is into helping the Alziehmers Society who are in the process of
>buying a new PC, I seem to get lumbered with doing posters and stuff for
>them, this was a pleasure when I could do it on the Q40 with Linedesign
>and Paragraph now they want the stuff to be compatible with their PC.
>This so called compatibility is a myth, it depends on the programme you
>use and whether their programmes can import it, seems to me a pain in
>the nether regions.
If you are doing the work on a Q40, I can see no problem :-)
All you need to do is convert your files into a form readable by Windows
software. The best way to do this is to stick to all the portable
formats like HTML, Text, TIFF, JPEG, etc, and avoid all the committed
formatting that goes with individual pieces of software.
--
Malcolm Cadman
