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GinaK
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Need HELP Transferring Data from Smith Corona PWP to CD

05/03/2011 1:21 PM

I have university writings, etc. and works that are ready for publication on SC PWP discskettes (sic) and I need help/suggestions on how to transfer the data to CD format, rather than using a very expensive data transfer service.

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Re: Need HELP Transferring Data from Smith Corona PWP to CD

05/03/2011 3:38 PM

Hi GinaK,

There's lots of info on the internet if you do a search. I typed smith corona word processor file format and this is what came up.

Find a converter for the files into something you can use with your current word processing program, and write the files to the CD.

Mike

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Re: Need HELP Transferring Data from Smith Corona PWP to CD

05/04/2011 10:28 AM

Print the files, scan them and use a good OCR.

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