CONVERSION UTILITIES

Data Exchange for Mac: Connectivity Pack with Phone Book Translation

Macintosh-to-95LX connectivity package with Phone Book-to-Mac file translation utilities.

Data Exchange for Windows: Connectivity Pack with Phone Book Translation

PC with Windows-to-95LX connectivity package with Phone Book-to Windows files translation utilities.

MacLink Plus: Connectivity Pack with Phone Book Translation

Macintosh-to-95LX connectivity package with Phone Book-to-Mac file translation utilities.

HP Connectivity Pack

This PC file transfer program comes with a merge utility that lets you combine two .PBK or .ABK files. It also comes with a translate utility that you convert Phone Book or Appointment Book files to the formats of Lotus Metro, Borland Sidekick, Central Point PC Tools Desktop, or Conventional Data Format.

IntelliLink/XLT; IntelliLink for Windows

IntelliLink/XLT adds additional translation support to the 95LX's Connectivity Pack. IntelliLink for Windows is a file transfer program that provides the translation utilities of IntelliLink/XLT.

952ORG 1.10: 95LX-to-Lotus Organizer Conversion

952ORG.ZIP

Bytes: 14,075

This utility converts 95LX appointment and phone book files to an ASCII format that is suitable for direct import into Lotus Organizer for Windows. This new release converts the Todo list as well as appointments and phone records. The names in phone records are now optionally parsed into title, first name and last name.

HP 95LX Phone Book File Format

FORMAT.PBK

Bytes: 2,503

The specifications of 95LX Phone Book files.

95LX-to-Macintosh Conversion

HP95MA

Bytes: 84,992

This is a freeware prerelease version of a program for converting HP 95LX Phone Books to a Macintosh Database compatible TEXT file. Field names from the 95LX become RecNbr, Name, Number, Adr1, Adr2, Adr3, Adr4, Adr5, Adr6, Adr7 & Adr8 where each line of the address field of the 95LX becomes a separate field. The Mac file may be imported into another Mac AddressBook application or used as a Mail Merge file.

Power Up Address Book Plus-to-Phone Book Conversion:

AB2HP 1.1:

AB2HP.ARC

Bytes: 32,523

Utility to convert address files from Power Up Software's Address Book Plus to the format used by the 95LX Phone Book.

Phone Book-to-Psion Organizer Conversion

HP2LZ.LZH

Bytes: 4,992

Utility to convert 95LX Phone Book files to the format used by the Psion Organizer pocket computers. Non-Psion owners should note that the Psion file format is tab delimited text with records that terminate with CR/LF! Written in Turbo Pascal, source code included, released to the public domain.

Psion-to-Phone Book Translation Utility with Source Code

PHONE9.LZH

Bytes: 7,168

A quick and dirty Turbo Pascal utility that will take a Psion Organizer database file uploaded to a PC and create a properly formatted .PBK file for the 95LX. Use at your own risk, et cetera. The 95LX phone book file format is documented in the program source code.

95LX Conversion Utility in HyperCard Stack

MACPBK.SIT

Bytes: 52,736

A Macintosh HyperCard V2.x Stack to convert Phone Book files between the 95LX, Atari Portfolio, and user selectable delimiter database file formats. Self unstuffing StuffIt archive.

Strip EOF Markers from Text Files

STRIP.EXE

Bytes: 6,400

Small utility to strip EOF markers from DOS text files. Useful for those having trouble converting Phone Book files using the 95LX Connectivity Pack translation routines.

To SideKick: Phone Book-to-Side-Kick Translation

TOSK.ZIP

Bytes: 8,352

"To SideKick" is a utility to convert a 95LX .PBK file into a SideKick phone book. Written in standard C with source code included.

THOR 2.0 Converts ABK and PBK Files to ASCII Format

THOR.ZIP

Bytes: 26,299

Thor, by Craig Finseth, has two programs. THORABK .EXE converts .ABK files to ASCII files. THORPBK.EXE converts .PBK files to ASCII and back; useful for merging two PHONE files. In FREYJA2.ZIP

95LX Phone Book-to Windows Card File Conversion

CRDPBK.ZIP

Bytes: 16,070

Programs and documentation to convert HP 95LX .PBK files to and from Windows cardfile (.CRD) format. The index line of the cardfile card becomes the name, the first line of the card the phone number, and the rest of the card the address. Long cardfile fields are truncated.