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Text ExtractorsIf nothing else you might be able to recover your unformatted text with one of these. Name - docx2txt No screenshot available Download URL - http://sourceforge.net/projects/ Developer - Sandeep Kumar OS - Windows File Size - 27.81 KB Developer Provided Description - "docx2txt is a perl based command line utility to convert Microsoft Office(Tm) Docx documents to equivalent Text documents. Latest version supports following features during text extraction.
Comments - None Yet Name - Damaged DOCX Text Extractor Download URL - hosted-freeware/dd2txt-0.52.zip Developer - Paul Pruitt OS - Win 2000 -Vista File Size - Word 2007 files are actually zip files made up of many XML files. All of the text is found in one file, the word/document.xml file. Some basic formatting information is found in another file. Extracting these two files with a command line zip program CakeCMD using a slightly modified Perl script called docx2txt, extracts the text. I simply put a GUI wrapper around it. Damaged docx2txt requires .Net Version 2. Comment - This program simply extracts text from corrupt docx files where Word 2007 fails. The program is a bit unstable but still usable at the moment. Name - catdoc Download URL - catdoc-0.94.zip Developer - Vitus Wagner OS - DOS. Also "Unix. Catdoc was initially developed for Linux and SPARC Solaris. It also runs on variety of other Unices. For instance it is included in FreeBSD ports collection." File Size - 345 KB Supported Software Versions or File Systems - All versions of Word? Developer Provided Description - "catdoc is program which reads one or more Microsoft word files and outputs text, contained inside them to standard output. Therefore it does same work for .doc files, as UNIX cat command for plain ASCII files." From the readme: "Since 0.93.0 catdoc parses OLE structure and extracts Word Document stream, but doesn't parse internal structure of it. Comment - If you can't open a Word file this might let you view it. To make this work, you might have to make sure the name of your file is 8 characters or less. To copy the output you can click on ton the little C:\ Icon in the upper left of the DOS Window() and choosing Edit -> Mark and then hitting the Enter Key. Name - DocMorph and MyMorph Download URL - http://docmorph.nlm.nih.gov/ Developer - National Library of Medicine OS - Any system with a Web browser File Size - NA/Online Service Supported Software Versions or File Systems - WordPerfect documents with a DOC or a WPD extension Developer Provided Description - "The U.S. National Library of Medicine's (NLM) document conversion tools make the exchange and use of biomedical library electronic information easier for librarians, library users, and the general public. The DocMorph Web site and MyMorph software are two free conversion tools that allow users to convert more than 50 types of files into alternative, usable formats. The DocMorph Web site allows users to convert files into PDF, TIFF, text, and synthesized speech. The downloadable MyMorph software allows users to mass migrate files to PDF only." Comment - The idea here would be to extract text from a corrupt WordPerfect file (with a DOC or a WPD extension) or turn it into a PDF and thus recover the data. Name - BinText Download URL - BinText Developer - Foundstone Inc OS - Windows 9X/Me/NT/2000/XP File Size - 116 KB Supported Software Versions or File Systems - FAT12/16/32/NTFS Developer Provided Description - "A small, very fast and powerful text extractor that will be of particular interest to programmers. It can extract text from any kind of file and includes the ability to find plain ASCII text, Unicode (double byte ANSI) text and Resource strings, providing useful information for each item in the optional "advanced" view mode. Its comprehensive filtering helps prevent unwanted text being listed. The gathered list can be searched and saved to a separate file as either a plain text file or in informative tabular format." Comment - This allows you to recover the text from a file if nothing else. Name - TextExtract Download URL - Textext Developer - Ultima Thule OS - Windows 9X/Me/NT/2000/XP File Size - 670Kb Supported Software Versions or File Systems - FAT12/16/32/NTFS Developer Provided Description - "TextExtract is a small but powerful program that scans one or more files for text strings, extracts them and saves them into a separate file. Useful if, say, you have a corrupted word processor file, or if you just want to see what text, if any, is inside a file. Configurable extraction. Lovely interface. Very straightforward to use. TextExtract is free to use from its GUI (i.e. the buttons and that) and shareware if you use it from its command-line interface." Comment - This allows you to recover the text from a file if nothing else. Name - ReadText (rt101.zip) Download URL - rt101.zip Developer - Runar Skaret OS - Windows File Size - 6.1 KB Supported Software Versions or File Systems - All Windows File Systems Developer Provided Description - "ReadText uses a routine to distinguish text from binary code. When given a filename, it removes whatever it finds that looks like binary code in the file. What's left behind is what the program believes to be text only. This program is meant to be used on program or data files, where you think there might be some text information hidden, like game cheats, program usage information, etc. The text in such binary files can already be read by any good text viewer, but all the binary code cluttering up can make it difficult to find what you're looking for. Using this program should, by removing most of this code, make your search a little easier." Comment - This allows you to recover the text from a file if nothing else. |
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