Corrupt Office File Salvager Files

                 *****Corrupt Office Salvager 1.0.3 About and Instructions******
	
	                    -----How to use this program------
	
	1.  Click on the File Menu and choose Full Recovery or one of the two
	salvage methods.	
	2.  Choose your Microsoft or Open Office file.	
	3.  If you chose a salvage method, your extracted text will be 
	displayed. If you chose a the Full Recovery choice the application 
	will attempt to launch a recovered version with the software currently 
	assigned as the default for the corrupt file's extension, odt, ods 
	or odp.
	4.  If you chose a Salvage method, you can Edit, the text as desired.
	5.  With salvaged text, choose the Save menu choice on the File Menu 
	and file to the name and file location you wish.
	
                                    -----About-----
	
	This program will extract the text from some corrupted or all healthy 
	Microsoft Office and Open Office files (2.X and 3.X files) with the 
	extensions .doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx, odt, ods and odp as well 
	as possibly the template and macro variants of these extensions such as 
	dot, xlt and pps if they are changed to the correct corresponding 
	extensions mentioned. It may succeed at doing so where MS Office Open 
	Office itself fails to salvage text. It can also attempt to recover 
	formatting in the form of a full Open Office file with a regular, odt, 
	ods or odp extension. At this time there is no facility for recovering 
	anything but basic formatting for Microsoft Office files through the 
	previously mentioned text extractions although links are provided on 
	the Alternatives menu. This program can be used as a viewer of text 
	within healthy MS Office and Open Office files without having Open 
	Office installed. 
	
	The text extraction is accomplished with the use of the command line
	application, SILVERCODERS DocToText, CMD Corrupt OfficeOpen2txt, 
	Apache Tika and The Chicago Project extract. Write me for details 
	about which is used for which extraction or look at the source in the 
	Source folder. The reconstructed version of the Open Office file is 
	accomplished by unzipping the Open Office file with the somewhat zip 
	corruption immune 7z.exe unzipper. Once unzipped, the manifest/
	manifest.xml file is replaced with a greatly simplified version as 
	described here: 

	http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=57600

	If this application doesn't work, for Open Office files there are 
	other things worth trying as summarized here:

	http://s2services.com/open_office.htm	

	and other choices on the ALternatives Menu. Also check 
	out the Alternatives Menu for other things to try for MS Office files 
	including format recovery freeware listed there.
	
					       ----Changes to 1.0.3----

	1. Changed the date of the S2SERVICES Recoveronix' Service coupon 
	expiration from Nov 1, 2013 to Nov 1, 2014.
	2. Signing the file seems to ruin it, so I didn't do it for this version.
	3. Changed URL's of my software to point to the Sourceforge location.
	4. Changed the icons to simpler ones.

				            ----Changes to 1.0.2----

	1. Changed the date of the S2SERVICES Recoveronix' Service coupon 
	expiration from May 1, 2013 to Nov 1, 2013.
	2. Now signing both the setup executable and the uninstall file.

	                        ----Changes to 1.0.1----

        1. Made some additions to the Alternate Menu. Also changed the date
        of the S2SERVICES Recoveronix' Service coupon expiration from Nov. 1,
        2012 to May 1, 2013.
	
	                         ----Changes to 1.0----
	
	1. Added a zip repair pretreatment using InfoZip zip.exe -FF 
	command for all zip based file recoveries.
	2. New icon.
	3. Using 7zip as the the archive extractor now instead of CakeCMD 
	or No Frills unzipper although the CMD Corrupt OfficeOpen2txt still
	uses the same libraries as No-Frills unzipper did.
	4. Preserved the do_not_remove folder with its manifest.xml contents 
	during the installation routine. This issue and the next one originally 
	prevented the corrupt Open Office recovery feature working in version 
	0.22.
	5. Also fixed the preserving of the unzipped folder and its 
	sevenzipcmd.exe contents as well as the support dll files in the 
	installation routine.
	6. Made a custom version of Apache Tika which only recovers text 
	Word doc and PowerPoint ppt files which uses Java JRE 1.5 which 
	is also included in its most bare bones fashined as allowed by 
	the Java license.
	
	                           -----Credits-----
	
	This program is made by Paul D Pruitt (socrtwo) and uses the following
	command line applications in its operation: SILVERCODERS DocToText, 
	xlhtml and ppthml from The Chicago project, the Apache Tika Project, 
	Java JRE 1.5, CMD Corrupt OfficeOpen2txt, No-Frills Unzipper, 
	Nirsoft's HTMLAsText, 7zip and InfoZip's Zip.  
	
	Here are the links:
	
	* DocToText: http://silvercoders.com/en/products/doctotext
	* Xlhtml and Ppthtml: http://prdownloads.sf.net/chicago/
	xlHtml-Win32-040.zip
	* CMD Corrupt OfficeOpen2txt: http://www.godskingsandheroes.info/
	software/#3
	* No-Frills Unzipper: http://www.godskingsandheroes.info/software/#16 
	* NirSoft's HtmlAsText: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/htmlastext.html
	* 7-Zip Command Line Version: http://www.7-zip.org/download.html
	* InfoZip's Zip: http://www.info-zip.org/
	* Apache Tika: http://tika.apache.org/
	* Java JRE 1.5: http://bit.ly/n0mEYQ
	
	                         -----Contact Info-----
							 
	* My software website is http://www.godskingsandheroes.info/software/.
	* Also visit my data recovery software list http://www.s2services.com.
	* My E-Mail: socrtwo\@s2services
	* You can upload files also to another of my sites: 
	http://www.saveofficedata.com/contact.htm
	* My phone number is 301-493-4982. 
	* I do data recovery for \$22 an incident. I sometimes do charity work.