I found an ancient A-Drive disc with loads of important information that I need to READ.  The disc is marked " TANDY  MS-DOS PREFORMATTED and the files contained are in PWP extensions.  This might have been for an old typewriter style word processor machine I had a decade or more AGO?   IS THERE ANY WAY TO CONVERT THESE OLD PRINT FILES into something my computer can read?  Thanks.... MikeThese are image files, from a utility called ProfessionalWrite Plus. This link contains a download which MAY enable you to view them in a jpeg format.

http://www.photoworks.com/software/index.jsp?cb=PW&svr=web20&guest=true
Thanks for the advice.  I found another of the disks and it turns out these disks are for an old Smith Corona word processer machine I used to use.  The PWP files are not picture files, they are type only as the one I'm trying to find a way to read is nothing but written word files.  The utility disk from the set is marked PWP UTILITY DISK PWP 3600DS, PWP 3650D, PWP 78DS  

With my luck, there is probably no way to convert these old files for the new generation computers to read???  Do you have any ideas?   Thanks again.. Mike  [email protected]Someone in this forum might have a ready answer. Failing that, you may want to try these people.

http://www.comgen.co.uk/

Good luck.You could try going to Folder Options, File Types...



...click on New and ADD .PWP then associated the file extension with Notepad or Wordpad.

Then see if that will do the trick. Quote

Then see if that will do the trick.