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  3. January 2008

Re: RFTDCA converter

Most word processors can handle RFT documents without conversion. I know Lotus Word Prod does, and I'm pretty sure that MS-Word does also. You can open the document and then save it in a native format. It really isn't necessary to do anything to access your documents from a mapped drive.

Pat Barber wrote:
I forget who recommended this software to me, but save yourself a lot
of grief and convert your documents using this software and then you
don't have to deal with the QDLS any more.

http://www.file-convert.com/wpt.htm

I had to convert thousands of documents in about 30-40 folders
that were all OV/400 docs.

The entire process took a couple of hours and after the conversion,
the folks just opened their docs using Word on a mapped drive.

I'm not familar with the RFTDCA.CNV.


Kern, Mary T wrote:

I will preface this by saying hwta I know you all will say .. I know I know .. don't use OV documents. We have to.


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