AMR Question

[va_mom]

Hi there. I just recently got a directory list for AMR. Unfortunately, it is in amrx format. How can i convert this to text file?

Thanks :-)

[KohenD]

Originally Posted by va_mom

Hi there. I just recently got a directory list for AMR. Unfortunately, it is in amrx format. How can i convert this to text file?

Thanks :-)

There are two main ways to attempt to convert an AMR file to another file type:




1.Open the AMR file in its default program and choose to save the open file as another file format.
2.Use a File conversion online service or software program to convert the AMR file to another file format.




Hope that helped you!!!




Cheers

[va_mom]

Thanks Kohen. Actually i tried both already. I converted it to word or even html but there are extra [amr] [amrtlr] etc. and AMR will not be able to recognize it. It would take me years to finish it manually. :-)

And for the converter, i cannot find any service or software that can convert .amrx files.

[Tom L]

Did you ask on the official forum?

Most of the time you can get these as .txt files which makes it very easy to import.

Regards,

TomL

[va_mom]

Yes Tom, i did post on the forum - but Vince is on vacation.

I am hoping somebody here (or there) can help me out.

Thanks!

[cooler1]

Where did you get the list from? Could you ask the person who you got the list from if they have a txt version of the file.

[va_mom]

Thanks for your reply. I already emailed the person whom i got the list from but not reply yet. So for the meantime, i am trying to find some other ways to have this converted. :-)

[JamesM]

If you PM me I can convert it for you.

[va_mom]

Hi James! Thank you very much.. i have sent you a PM already. :-)

[timpears]

Originally Posted by va_mom

Thanks Kohen. Actually i tried both already. I converted it to word or even html but there are extra [amr] [amrtlr] etc. and AMR will not be able to recognize it. It would take me years to finish it manually. :-)

And for the converter, i cannot find any service or software that can convert .amrx files.

If you converted it to MS Word format, you can save it to text from MS Word. If there are extra characters in MS Word, then do a search and replace to remove them, then save it as a text file.

Alternatively, can't you just select the whole file and copy it and paste it into a Notepad file? Those would be my first choices if I was trying to do this.