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Posted by Diane Koers on November 8, 2007, 4:01 pm
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Diane Koers
Peachtree certified consultant
www.thepeachtreelady.com
Co-author Peachtree for Dummies
>> Those are files from the old Peachtree for DOS program. They are not
>> necessarily backup files, and they cannot be read or converted into a CSV
>> or
>> other format. They can only be read through the Peachtree for DOS
>> program.
>>
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>> Diane Koers
>> Peachtree certified consultantwww.thepeachtreelady.com
>> Co-author Peachtree for Dummies
>>
>>
>>
>> >I need some help identifying some file formats. I have a backup from a
>> > system that went down. I want to restore the backup data but don't
>> > have a system to do it on. I want to port the data to windows and
>> > import it into a readable format in Excel or Access for accounting
>> > purposes. The data came from a linux system running sql-ledger and
>> > postgres.
>>
>> > Here are the file names from the backup:
>>
>> > BACKUP.@@@
>> > GL44BGT7.DNW
>> > GL44BGT7.KNW
>> > GL44DPT7.DNW
>> > GL44DPT7.KNW
>> > GL44MST7.DNW
>> > GL44MST7.KNW
>> > GL44RPT7.DNW
>> > GL44RPT7.KNW
>> > GL44TRN7.DNW
>> > GL44TRN7.KNW
>> > GLOPTS.DNW
>> > GLOPTS.KNW
>>
>> > The files are partially 50% readable with a text editor but the other
>> > 50% is garbled.
>>
>> > I need a way to import the data to a Windows Machine.
>>
>> > Thanks in advance.
>>
>> > JC
>
> Since we don't have the old system anymore would you know how I can
> read the files and put them into a fully readable text file or excel
> file?
>
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