Is there a program to allow a Mac to read old Lotus Symphony files? Apparently IBM no longer has control...
Is there a program to allow a Mac to read old Lotus Symphony files? Apparently IBM no longer has control...
MacBook Pro (2020 and later)
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Is there a program to allow a Mac to read old Lotus Symphony files? Apparently IBM no longer has control...
MacBook Pro (2020 and later)
Try Libre Office. I used to use Lotus Symphony and somebody asked for data I had from back then. Libre Office (free) converted the files, or at least that stored data. I either did not have any calculations and graphs or those were not converted.
Try Libre Office. I used to use Lotus Symphony and somebody asked for data I had from back then. Libre Office (free) converted the files, or at least that stored data. I either did not have any calculations and graphs or those were not converted.
Hello Coloradocattleman.
Is there a program...?
If there is, a good place to start will be with Apache OpenOffice because they are the ones who took over development of the IBM software back in 2013.
Thanks to all that replied. Libre Office is a free download suggested by Limos, and that does work. Thanks Limos!
Is there a program to allow a Mac to read old Lotus Symphony files? Apparently IBM no longer has control...