The Document Foundation announces the Document Liberation Project(blog.documentfoundation.org)
blog.documentfoundation.org
The Document Foundation announces the Document Liberation Project
http://blog.documentfoundation.org/2014/04/02/old-unaccessible-documents-rejoice/
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Wow. I just found out that this (and, by extension, LibreOffice) can read all my old MacWrite Pro files that I'd given up hope of ever reviving. There goes the rest of the day digging through them all...
This seems to be the natural continuation of Document Freedom Day... Not sure if the two are related.
Maybe I'm missing it, but I see no mention of Access. I would think there'd be a significant need for that.
Access doesn’t really have “documents” as such. Its a relational database, with tables full of records.
(Not that I disagree with the general idea: it would be great to have solid tools for migrating old Access databases to something open. I have no idea whether these exist or how good they are.)
(Not that I disagree with the general idea: it would be great to have solid tools for migrating old Access databases to something open. I have no idea whether these exist or how good they are.)