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Re: AppleWorks --> Mac
Paul V. Colvin wrote:
> What is the best way to get AppleWorks or Student Writing and Publishing
> Center (by Learning Company) files onto Macs so they can be edited and
> printed?
If the Macs will have ClarisWorks, then you can probably open
AppleWorks files almost directly. There's a program on the Mac system
disks called "Apple File Exchange". It can move ProDOS (AppleWorks
files are ProDOS) files over to the Mac.
If the Macs come with PC Exchange, then maybe you can read Apple //
disks directly? Maybe PC Exchange only does IBM disks. I'm not sure.
Other possible methods are CrossWorks (it moves AW files over a serial
cable) and MacLink Plus (You can shove your Apple // and IBM disks right
into your Mac drive, and use 'em like they were Mac disks! MacLink Plus
also can translate files from one type to another, like AppleWorks to
MS Works, Windows BMP to Mac PICT, etc.).
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