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Savvy DOCX Recovery
Open corrupt Word DOCX files and possibly recover formatting too.
XML was designed from the beginning to be intolerant of errors. This decision adversely affects MS Word's corruption recovery. With one error in the document.xml subfile where all the DOCX file's text is stored, instead of a partial recovery, Word will stop and throw an error. Savvy DOCX Recovery attempts to do precise surgery on corrupt Word documents to reorder or excise bad XML tags. -
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Validazione Fattura Elettronica
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...E' possibile fare la validazione a partire dalle specifiche fornite dall'Agenzia delle Entrate. Aggiunta una line command per effettuare la validazione ed estrarre eventuali allegati. Aggiunto esportazione Documento XML su immagine JPG Portable program. It does not require installation. Allows viewing of "Italian Electronic Invoice" documents. It is also possible to validate the documents starting from the scheme (XSD) provided by the Revenue Agency. -
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Savvy Repair for Microsoft Office
Repairs/Recovers Corrupt MS Office 2007 - 2013 Format Files
DOCX, XLSX and PPTX files are collections of conventionally zipped mostly XML sub-files. This program first attempts repair any zip based corruption. From there it engages in four different algorithmic attempts at repair or recovery. With the first method using validation, the location of the first XML error is sought. At that point the sub-files are truncated and repaired. The second method works the same way except the XML validation is more lax.
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