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How convert old vision 2 files in wrong-byte-order to vision 3 (or higher)

RobertRedekop

Hi all.

Our customer has some old vision 2 files, they are in the "wrong" byte order so current vutil (and runtime) cannot open them.  We need to get them converted to vision 3 or higher.  Does anyone have a utility which can access those wrong-byte-order files to convert them?

Our backup plan is a virtual machine with 32bit windows, since we have their old exe files. But that requires FINDING an old windows version.     I already tried current windows vutil, and all the various linux versions of vutil I have on our servers, none could access.

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