On Tuesday March 13 2007 6:31 pm, Donald H Locker wrote: > I'm not sure I understand you question exactly, but if you unzip > the .odt file (you may have to rename it from blahblah.odt to > blahblah.zip for your unzip tool to handle it, but it is just a zip > archive under there) you will find a number of files. I think the > one you are looking for is content.xml > > Edit that to your heart's content (preserving its xml validity,) > rezip, rename and you should have what you want. I think that's > what you want. > > Nothing is "encrypted" unless you put a password on the file, in > which case you need to open it with OOo, save it unencrypted, then > do the unzip, ... as above. > > Donald. > > Justin Fox wrote: > > forget the xml crap... there is a certain encrytion on the text > > in a .odt file, is there any way to get > > a hold on the method used... > > > > ex: > > > > to hex, then binary, stuff like that so i can decrypt the text, > > insert what i need, and then encrypt the modified text back into > > openoffice encryption. > > > > > > I would appreciate it, > > > > > > Justin Fox.
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