Works Database Converter Got an old Microsoft Works Database file that you can no longer read? Example screenshot This application converts old Database (*.wdb) files (e.g. MS Works 3 and 4) into a spreadsheet compatible with all versions of Microsoft Excel. The data extraction is done on a 'best-effort' basis, which works reasonably well provided that you only have one table of data per file that you process. The best solution is always to load up the database into an old copy of Microsoft Works and then export as CSV, or some other file format readable by Excel or Access. However, in the event that you only have the database file, this application may help. Requirement: You need installed on your computer for this application to work. You can check whether you already have Java via. Donation-ware Works Database Converter is free, but supported entirely by donations. If you find it useful please consider making a donation below (even a few €/$/£ help to keep this website running). Paypal handles the secure transaction (we never see your financial details). (paypal account not required). Solution You have two options - either change the security level for Java applications, or if you prefer not to do this, download Works Database Converter and run it directly on your system - see ' Run Works Database Converter from the Command Line', below. Change security level • Go to the Java Control Panel (On Windows Click Start and then Configure Java - you can type this into the Search programs and files bar) • Click on the Security tab • Ensure Enable Java content in the browser is ticked • Drag the security level down to Medium • Now try running Works Database Converter again. • We strongly recommend that you put the security level back to High or Very High when you have finished using Works Database Converter.
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