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(Unverified)Jun 30th 2008 6:33AM
There have been rumors about old version of works being able to save in office format. I can tell you straight out this is not so. I use works 95 and the only format excel can read of their spreadsheet is the .csv one and that strips out all formatting. ALL formatting.
And the database can't be read by anything other than itself. The suite is so integrated with itself that it basically uses the same file format for everything.