Corrupt Office 2007 Text Extractor is a command-line software that retrieves text from damaged docx, xlsx and pptx files in cases where Office 2007/2010 programs are unable to perform the recovery. It also supports non-corrupt files.
This software review is about Command-Line Corrupt Office 2007 Text Extractor, which was developed by Ccy, the creator of HaHa Zip and using Delphi Zip. Its main purpose is to recover text from corrupt Office 2007 file formats such as docx, xlsx, and pptx where the Office 2007 or 2010 programs fail to do so.
Office 2007 files are actually zip files that comprise various XML files. There are two types of corruption that can occur in these files: zip structure corruption and corruption of the actual XML files that contain the text, data, and formatting. The unzipping module within Office 2007 and 2010 can often struggle to deal with these issues but the InfoZip module used in Command-Line Corrupt Office 2007 Text Extractor appears to perform much better.
As a result, the software can often extract the underlying XML as raw material even when Office 2007 and 2010 programs fail to do so. The second type of file corruption relates to the XML files themselves, which are a very strict medium that is unforgiving of damage. In this respect, Command-Line Corrupt Office 2007 Text Extractor uses a more tolerant coding approach than Office 2007 and 2010.
In summary, Command-Line Corrupt Office 2007 Text Extractor is a powerful tool for salvaging text and data from corrupt Office 2007 files, where other programs may fail. It is especially useful for dealing with corrupt XML files and offers a more tolerant approach to file damage than the standard interpreter used in Office 2007 and 2010.
Office 2007 files are actually zip files that comprise various XML files. There are two types of corruption that can occur in these files: zip structure corruption and corruption of the actual XML files that contain the text, data, and formatting. The unzipping module within Office 2007 and 2010 can often struggle to deal with these issues but the InfoZip module used in Command-Line Corrupt Office 2007 Text Extractor appears to perform much better.
As a result, the software can often extract the underlying XML as raw material even when Office 2007 and 2010 programs fail to do so. The second type of file corruption relates to the XML files themselves, which are a very strict medium that is unforgiving of damage. In this respect, Command-Line Corrupt Office 2007 Text Extractor uses a more tolerant coding approach than Office 2007 and 2010.
In summary, Command-Line Corrupt Office 2007 Text Extractor is a powerful tool for salvaging text and data from corrupt Office 2007 files, where other programs may fail. It is especially useful for dealing with corrupt XML files and offers a more tolerant approach to file damage than the standard interpreter used in Office 2007 and 2010.
What's New
Version 2.0.1:
New in v2.0.1
1.) New program name
2.) Extract text from pptx or xlsx to csv
Version 1.0.2
1.) Bug fixed. Adding one line only when continuous Tab found
2.) Bug fixed. Remove unwanted text content that parsing from token
3.) New icon of executable
Version 1.0.1
1.) First Built