On a completely different subject: How to get a file from MS Works format to .pdf

With the circumstances being the following:

• You have a notebook that runs Windows, has Microsoft Works, a network connection, ssh (but you, like me, never spent the extra money for Microsoft Office/Word)
  
• You also have a Linux box that has Open Office that you can access by the same network
  

Do the following:

• Open your Microsoft Works file
  
• Open a file on a Linux box that you're connected to via ssh.
  
• Copy your file from the Microsoft Works window into the file on the Linux box
  
• Close the file on the Linux box
  
• Open Open Office on the Linux Box
  
• Open your file
  
• Copy from the file into the Open Office window
  
• Export as .pdf (call the file something that you can actually read read on Linux without having to mask spaces in file names, i.e.: NAME THAT FILE something that DOESN'T HAVE SPACES in the file name
  
• Transfer the pdf file back yo your PC (use an ssh file transfer window)
  
• You now have a .pdf file on your PC that doesn't have the capability of writing them.
  

I helped somebody do this earlier this week and I thought it might be beneficial for that person as well as possibly others to have this written down.

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