[NTLK] NewtonWorks formats?

[Craig Bradley]

That was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. 

//Craig

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> On 8 Nov 2023, at 9:19 am, Grant Hutchinson <newtontalkmessages at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> On Nov 6, 2023, at 4:22 PM, Craig Bradley <newtontalk at newtontalk.net> wrote:
>> 
>> No. NewtonWorks as a different list of Wordprocessors, Spreadsheets etc
>> that equate specifically to NewtonWorks documents.
> 
> Newton Works doesn’t directly support importing or exporting of any file formats, other than Newton Works documents. It requires desktop software that utilizes the Claris XTND architecture. Whether you’re using NCU or eMate Classroom Exchange or the Newton Works Converter program, you’re going to limited to what formats are supported according to which XTND translators are installed on the host computer.
> 
> An extensive collection of XTND translators for use with NCU can be downloaded here:
> 
> <https://www.inventors-emporium.co.uk/files/NCU&ClarisXTND.sit>
> 
> This archive includes the following translators:
> 
> AppleWorks
> AppleWorks DB/SS
> AppleWorks GS
> ASCII
> BMP
> Claris Word 4-5
> ClarisWorks 1.0 Text
> DBF
> DIF
> Dyno NotePad & Acta 3.0
> EPSF
> EPSF PFLT
> GIF
> HTML
> JPEG
> MacPaint 2.0
> MacWrite 5.0
> MacWrite II
> MacWrite Pro 1.x
> Mercury RTF
> Microsoft Excel 3-4
> Microsoft Word 3.0
> Microsoft Word 4-5
> Microsoft Word PC
> Microsoft Works 1.1
> Microsoft Works 2.0
> Microsoft Works DB
> Microsoft Works DB/SS
> Movie
> Newton Works
> Nisus Writer
> PICT
> RTF
> SYLK
> TeachText/SimpleText
> Text
> TIFF
> WinWord
> WordPerfect 1.0.x
> WordPerfect 2.x
> WordPerfect PC 4.2
> WordPerfect PC 5.0
> WordPerfect PC 5.1
> WordPerfect Mac †3.1
> WriteNow
> WriteNow NeXT
> 
> g.
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> Grant Hutchinson
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