Lotus 1-2-3 & Freelance Graphics

[Joan]

Looking for old version of Lotus 1-2-3 and Freelance Graphics. Any suggestions? A viewer similar to what's available for Microsoft products would do just fine. I have a number of files that were created in Lotus applications and all I want to do is be able to view and print.

[helper]

better late than never I suppose ,try edit
Enjoy

[locustfurnace]

Do not post links to retail software, it is illegal to use these titles without a license, as they are copyrighted material, and must still be paid for.

Lotus 1-2-3 license can be purchased here for $227
http://www.dealtime.com/xPO-Lotus_1_2_3_Li...ly_PC_D5CF5LL_E

[snehalkg]

Looking for old version of Lotus 1-2-3 and Freelance Graphics. Any suggestions? A viewer similar to what's available for Microsoft products would do just fine. I have a number of files that were created in Lotus applications and all I want to do is be able to view and print.

If you have created Lotus 123 files with Lotus SmartSuite 9.5 editions then you can save these file with .xls extension in ms excel but you must first open these files in lotus 123 and then save as .xls.
but if you don't have lotus software then you will have to search on net for torrent download.
I have Lotus Smartsuite 9.5 authorised CD which was running fine in windows XP but yesterday I installed windows XP SP3 and now I am not able to install the lotus software. So my problem was same. Only thing I have old C drive on seperate hard disk so I could access these files and then save as .xls.

[userr8507]

I cannot get my .prz files that have hyperlinks to open with Freelance graphics on XP SP3 with a Norton firewall. It freezes my program and says "updating links". Symantec denies any problem. It cannot be solved by removing the Symantec program. I have seen it on 2 different machines.

Any suggestions? Is it an XP SP3 problem alone?

[userr8507]

I cannot get my .prz files that have hyperlinks to open with Freelance graphics on XP SP3 with a Norton firewall. It freezes my program and says "updating links". Symantec denies any problem. It cannot be solved by removing the Symantec program. I have seen it on 2 different machines.

Any suggestions? Is it an XP SP3 problem alone?

The problem is Norton's "Internet Security" product (NIS), Not XP SP3. Once you have installed NIS, it cannot be fixed. Their Client Firewall and anti-virus pkgs work fine.