


Note that the Atlantis "Batch conversion" command always overrides existing files of same name if any. Then specify the location of the source documents (click the "Browse." button):Īnd finally choose the target format and folder for the converted files: This new "Batch Conversion" command displays a dialog allowing you to convert any number of documents with a few mouse clicks:įirst, choose the format(s) of the documents to convert (you can select several file types together): This command, like all other commands in the "File | Save Special" menu, is mirrored in the drop-down menu of the "Save As" toolbar button: Under the "File | Save Special" menu, you will find a new "Batch Conversion." command: This is why Atlantis Word Processor 1.6.5.1 introduces a new feature allowing you to convert many documents at one go. Things might take hours to complete and not be fail-safe (you might overlook some of the documents or convert them to a wrong format). But when you have many more documents to convert (sometimes hundreds or even thousands of them), the "Save As" method is inadequate.

This requires only a few mouse clicks and is OK if you want to change the format of only a few documents.

You only need to choose a different document format in the "Save as type" box of the "Save Document As" dialog: Changing the file type or format of a document (let's say from RTF to DOC, or from TXT to DOCX) is easily done with the "File | Save As." command of Atlantis (F12).
