KeyView for Lotus is a WordPro document viewer.
It is probably Windows only, but might work under WINE if you are on linux.
NOTE: originally designed for Win95/3.1 (google to find out more)
ftp://ftp.lotus.com/pub/lotusweb/product/smartsuite/
Download file: Kvlotus.exe
Check that it will work with your documents and that they will look
correct when printed.
If they do, output files as PDF as they are for reference only.
DO NOT GET RID OF LWP ORIGINALS. The day may come when that import
filter will become totally correct.
If you can write script, do a directory crawl with print attribute to pdf.
Hope this helps.
PS: Google docs imports PDF and export ODF.
On 1/26/2012 6:30 PM, Gregory Forster wrote:
How do I open LotusWord Pro documents? When I click on the document
in Windows Explorer, I get a blank screen. When I enter LibreOffice
and open the document, I get a blank screen. In LibreOffice, I
File/Open, change the file selection to Lotus WordPro document
(*.lwp), select the file and still get a blank screen.
Greg
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