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Download Free Free Bmp To Dicom Converter Software here. [][][][] [ (this month)][ (this month)][] Re: Converting ventura files to word Subject: Re: Converting ventura files to word From: Cindy -dot- Metzger -at- Dukane -dot- spx -dot- com To: 'TECHWR-L' Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 13:13:13 -0500 Rob, Ask your friend to look through the list of files. The text and graphic files may already be separate files that can be imported into a different application. Here's the lengthy explanation: In earlier versions of Ventura (V5 and earlier), each document consisted of several files: -The *.CHP file (chapter file) was the main file.

Harris Teeter Vic Card Driver S License. You can bring information from a Publisher publication into a Word document by saving the text, copying and pasting, or saving objects as picture files. Convert Ventura Publisher Files Mac. Changing the form's appearance—font, style, and color—is easy to do, too. Book Publisher.

Bohemian Rhapsody Notes For Piano Pdf Sheets. -The *.STY file was the style sheet. -The *.WID file contained the width tables -- something to do with fonts, IIRC. Ventura accepts many file formats, including ASCII and Word. - Graphics files. Again, Ventura accepts many file formats, like BMP, TIFF, and EPS. When you opened the CHP file in Ventura, it pulled the information it needed from the other files listed above. Text and graphic files were maintained as separate files, not embedded, so if your friend's files are version 5.x or earlier, he/she can simply look through the list of files, pick out all the text and graphics files, and import them into the desired application.

In later versions of Ventura (V7 and later), each document consists of: -The *.VP (Ventura Publisher) file. This replaces the CHP, STY and WID files from the earlier versions. - Text files. These are typically embedded in the VP file, but can be externally linked instead. - Graphics files. These are typically linked, but can be embedded in the VP file as well.

If the text files are embedded, anyone with a compatible copy of Ventura can open the *.VP file and export the text files. If they are not embedded, they should show up as separate files in your friend's list. If the graphics files are embedded, well, I don't think there's an option to export embedded graphics files. If they are not, again, your friend should see them listed as separate files. Regardless of the Ventura version, the text and graphics files will consist of individual files that must be imported into the new application one by one. If there is a plug-in or conversion tool out there that will take a Ventura file with all its text and graphics and convert it wholesale to another format, I am sure one of the Ventura gurus on the list will step in.