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Wigration from WSAD 5.1 to RAD 7

 
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Hi,

Iam trying to migrate my workspace from WSAD 5.1 to RAD 7.I did a google search and found that I need to export the Enterprise Application in WSAD 5.1 to Project Interchange Format file (.PIF) and then import the .PIF file in RAD 7.I checked in WSAD 5.1 but unable to find any task that would export to .PIF.

Could you pls let me know how to go with the migration from WSAD 5.1 to RAD 7.

Thanks in advance

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Shiv
 
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Closing accidental duplicate post. See other thread for discussion.

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