There is a program that will partially batch convert. DataViz makes a program called MacLink Plus, it is a file conversion program.

According to the DataViz web site it can handle MS Works for Windows 2.0, 3.0, 4.5, & 95 and the program can batch convert. However, it cannot convert into Pages files so you'd still have to convert each intermediary file into Pages. Still, this would let you move all your Works files onto the Mac, convert them into a Pages readable format, and then put Works away for good in pretty quick order.

(Since Pages can read Word, AW 6, and RTF you might want to play around a bit to see which format gives you the best conversion if this is the route you choose.). There is a program that will partially batch convert. DataViz makes a program called MacLink Plus, it is a file conversion program.

According to the DataViz web site it can handle MS Works for Windows 2.0, 3.0, 4.5, & 95 and the program can batch convert. However, it cannot convert into Pages files so you'd still have to convert each intermediary file into Pages. Still, this would let you move all your Works files onto the Mac, convert them into a Pages readable format, and then put Works away for good in pretty quick order. (Since Pages can read Word, AW 6, and RTF you might want to play around a bit to see which format gives you the best conversion if this is the route you choose.).

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