Convert WQ1 to SLK

The WQ1 file extension is associated with Quattro Pro for DOS, a spreadsheet program developed by Borland and later sold by Corel. It stands for "Worksheet Quattro Pro 1" and was used in earlier versions of the software to store data in a grid of rows and columns. These files have since been replaced by WQ2 files in later versions. Quattro Pro for DOS was a competitor to Lotus 1-2-3 and Microsoft Excel, offering advanced features for its time.

An SLK file, standing for Symbolic Link File, is a specialized file type used primarily in spreadsheet applications to facilitate data exchange. Originally introduced by Microsoft for its Multiplan spreadsheet program in the 1980s, the SLK format was later adopted by other spreadsheet software due to its simplicity and efficiency. These files are composed of ASCII text and include symbolic references to cells, allowing for easy parsing and manipulation of spreadsheet data. The primary use of SLK files is to enable seamless data transfer between different spreadsheet programs, ensuring compatibility and preserving the integrity of the data during exchange.