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    Converting P65/PMD files to an open format?

    Is there any way to convert Adobe PageMaker P65/PMD files to a more open format, that can be edited by other (non-Adobe) applications?
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    Re: Converting P65/PMD files to an open format?

    To a JPG? yes
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    Re: Converting P65/PMD files to an open format?

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    Re: Converting P65/PMD files to an open format?

    Quote Originally Posted by koolsid View Post
    To a JPG? yes
    I can also convert them to PDF, but both PDF and JPG are not editable in the same way that P65 files are. They are more like SVG/EPS files (the files are for business card templates). I was just wanting to be able to edit them without having to purchase PageMaker. It's not a huge issue if it's not possible.
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