Find more about applications that can help you to convert files in lqm format to rtf
A lot of users try to export their quick memos from LG phones (.lqm) to some common format usable on desktop computers, for example RTF format (.rtf). You most likely won't find some kind of converter that allows direct lqm to rtf conversion, but you can use several workarounds to convert lqm to rtf.
First, you can try to send the memo via email. Once done, you can manually copy and paste the text to some word processor and save it as RTF document.
The second option would be to rename lqm to zip and extract the contents. After that you can browse through the contents and locate memoinfo.jlqm file, which is the file that contains the actual text (most likely in JSON format). You will have to open the file using a text editor, and locate the memo text which will be buried between formatting and additional metadata in the DescRaw field.
Unfortunately, there is no detailed software record in the database for this conversion.
Additional links: Open lqm file, Open rtf file
LQM
Files with lqm extension are in most cases memo notes saved in the LG's Quick Memo app which is available for Optimus UI and LG UX interfaces.
Files with lqm extension are mainly related to the Liquid Audio software and used for its master data files.
RTF
Files with rtf extension can commonly be found as text files saved in Rich Text Format. Supported by most text editors.
An rtf file extension is related to the ZKSofware FingerPrint Attendance System SKD data.
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