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    mldonkey-ed2k-extractor

    Extract ed2k links from mldonkey downloads

    Extract ed2k links from mldonkey downloads (incomplete/active ones), using files.ini format which is how modern versions of mldonkey store configuration.
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    docx2txt

    docx2txt

    Perl based utility to extract formatted text content from MS Docx file

    Docx2txt is a Perl based command-line utility to convert (even corrupted) Microsoft docx documents to reasonably formatted text files, along with appropriate character conversions. Apart from Perl it also requires a command line unzipping program like unzip/7z/pkzipc/wzunzip.
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