Project Server 2003 files to MPP or other format for archive

We want to remove our Project Server 2003, but we have a need to backup all the old projects. Anyone have any documentation on how we can move this to MPP or PDF or other document for easy viewing to archive?
Thanks!

Hi, I suggest either to do a full backup of the DB or to save manually the files. Anorher way would be to write a powershell script.
Hope this helps,
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Hello,
You can do this with the edit site tool. See the following Kb for full details:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/905386
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but I never heard about loosing more quality in transcoding.
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