Managed to change a file type and the process seems very quick and easy. Unfortunately I really don't have much idea about different file types and all their uses, so at this point I am not sure what applications this would have in the library.
Obviously I need to find out more! Any suggestions?
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What sort of file did you convert, Robin? That is obviously an e.g. Converting stuff from publisher is another. Or is might be that people have a later version of something, like Vista, and need to convert down. Or I have used it to convert photos to different formats, eg .gif to .jpg. Some people still use Works at home - converting the word-processing or spreadsheet or database from them to "normal" microsoft products would be good.
Thanks Polyxena for your comments about converting types of files. I think the problem really is I don't understand the differences eg. between tif, gif, jpeg etc.
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