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Convert QRP to TXT

Verified by Adam B.· reviewed by FE Editorial ·updated Aug 27, 2026
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Is it possible to convert QRP to TXT?
Yes - QRP converts to TXT.

A QuickReport viewer such as RepView (free, Windows) can open a .qrp and export visible content to a .txt file. The output reflects what was printed on the report pages, not the underlying database records, and column spacing from the original layout often carries over as extra whitespace.

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Tested on macOS, Windows & Linux
Last verified Nov 2026

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Why convert QRP to TXT?

A .qrp stores finished printed pages as Windows metafiles from the QuickReport engine - it does not contain raw structured data. Exporting to .txt lets you read the content in any text editor or copy figures without needing the original Delphi application, though layout artefacts are common in the output.

How to convert QRP to TXT

QuickReport viewer FREE

Download a standalone viewer from QuSoft (qusoft.com) or RepView from Zylsoft (zylsoft.com), open the .qrp, and use File > Export or Save As to choose plain text (.txt) or CSV output.

QuickReport (Delphi application) APP

If you have access to the Delphi/C++Builder application that generated the .qrp, reload the report there and use the application's own export function for cleaner text output.

About these formats

.QRP QuickReport Report (compiled report)

A QRP file is a saved, pre-rendered report produced by QuickReport - a reporting add-on for Delphi and C++Builder applications made by QuSoft AS (Norway). It stores finished report pages…

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.TXT Plain Text File

A TXT file is plain, unformatted text - the simplest document format on any computer. Double-click it: Windows opens it in Notepad, macOS in TextEdit, Linux in gedit. Nothing to install. If…

Open .TXT details →

Quality & what to watch

  • The text export reflects rendered page output, not raw database records; figures and text are present but may include extra whitespace from the original column layout.
  • Reports with complex multi-column layouts, overlapping headers, or embedded charts will produce messy plain text; CSV export (where available in the viewer) is cleaner for tabular data.
  • No web-based or standalone converter handles .qrp to .txt without a QuickReport runtime - tools advertised as generic QRP converters on download portals are typically adware.

Frequently asked questions

Can I just open a .qrp in Notepad?
No - .qrp is a binary format; opening it in a text editor produces unreadable binary data. A QuickReport viewer is required to access the content.
Is the text export the same as the original database data?
No - the export reflects what was printed on the page. Data may be merged, truncated, or reformatted to fit the original report layout.
Where can I safely download a QRP viewer?
Download directly from QuSoft (qusoft.com) or Zylsoft (zylsoft.com); generic software portals often bundle adware with QRP viewer downloads.