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Might as well ask here, at the risk of being off-topic: Is this possible for Professional Write? I have some old files I found when I was going through my flo
by Brendinooo 5y ago
Might as well ask here, at the risk of being off-topic:
Is this possible for Professional Write?
I have some old files I found when I was going through my floppies, and I can't open them because they're binaries. I did some digging at the time and couldn't find a copy of any kind, let alone a legit one. Any leads would be appreciated.
- bombcar 5y agohttps://file-convert.com/a_pfspw.htm https://file-convert.com/a_pfspw.htm Or similar may help. I would look for competing software from that era.
- Brendinooo 5y ago"We apologize, the Instant Online File Conversion Service is unavailable until further notice" FileMerlin looks like a good recommendation, but I'm too cheap for that! I tried following the corporate rabbit trail, from the most generically named "Software Publishing Corporation" to Allegro New Media, then Vizacom, then it either stayed with them or the IP moved to Serif.
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- xeeeeeeeeeeenu 5y agohttps://winworldpc.com/product/professional-write/30 https://winworldpc.com/product/professional-write/30 You will need DOSBox to install the DOS version. Running the Windows version is a little bit more complicated. You will need winevdm (windows 3.x emulator)[1]. Download the unstable version, stable is extremely outdated. You can use ImDisk Toolkit[2] to mount the floppies. Unfortunately the installer doesn't seem to work on winevdm, so you will have to manually extract all the .zip files to the same directory and run PWPLUS.EXE from there. [1] - https://github.com/otya128/winevdm https://github.com/otya128/winevdm [2] - https://sourceforge.net/projects/imdisk-toolkit/ https://sourceforge.net/projects/imdisk-toolkit/