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    Corrupt DOCX Salvager

    Corrupt DOCX Salvager

    Extract text from corrupt DOCX files where Word itself fails.

    Previously known as Damaged DOCX2TXT, this GUI program will extract text from damaged/corrupted Word 2007 - 2013 DOCX format documents. DOCX files are actually zipped collections of mostly XML files. The main text in docx files is found in document.xml file in the collection. Corrupt DOCX Salvager uses 7Zip, an unzipper that sometimes unzips partially corrupt document.xml files despite reporting an error. XML as a format is unforgiving of data corruption but Corrupt DOCX Salvager uses a Perl routine used to extract the text from the document.xml file which doesn't care about well-formed XML, a recovery stumbling block for Microsoft Word. ...
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    Stormons

    Stormons

    Stormons is a powerful SAN mapping and monitoring program

    Stormons is a powerful mapping and monitoring of san storage devices program. Designed to be fast, flexible, and rock-solid stable. Stormons runs on *NIX hosts and Windows and can monitor EMC² VNX Block and File, EMC² Symmetrix, NetApp FAS (7 mode), and Brocade switch devices.
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    iWatch2

    A perl daemon to create a "timemachine" lookalike backup with Dirvish.

    A perl daemon loosely based on iWatch, used to create a "timemachine" lookalike backup with Dirvish. iWatch2 is based on iNotify. The daemon can monitor (and exclude) various sets of directories - defined in an XML file - and calls a command or script after a preset time passed (eg, starts a Dirvish backup after 1 hour). Of course not limited to execute Dirvish commands.
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    Data-Collection includes 2 utilities (which can be downloaded separately) that allow for the storing of data from removable storage and searching the data that has been stored.
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    IMPULS (Instant Messenger Personal User Log Storage) is a toolset which allows to retrieve, store and display messages from different IM instances in a central database.
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    EGW Backup is a backup software with EGroupWare module as user Interface. It use Rsync, SSH, MySQL, XML, Perl. It's purpose is to save end-user station with a simplify way for the administrator. [Only in French at this time]
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    A Perl script to download new podcast subscriptions through a command line or cron or whatever mechanism you wish to launch it from, using advanced selection tools. Update: April 7, 2006, Please check out http://iandouglas.com/page.php?2 for more info.
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