Embedded files are however not placed in separate storages instead these files are merged inside the “PowerPoint Document” stream. PowerPoint makes it even easier to extract embedded files … NOT… When you save a binary PowerPoint file, all the text from the presentation is placed inside the “PowerPoint Document” stream and all the images used are placed inside the Pictures stream. This makes it somewhat complex to get all the embedded files out of all the kind of variations Microsoft invented (probably with a good reason). When the file is for example an Open XML document, then the file is placed in a stream called Package. When the embedded file is another binary Office document, then the storages and streams inside it are placed as nodes in the MDB storage. When you embed files in the Excel workBook, then these files are stored in storages called MBD. When you save a binary Excel document, all the text and formulas in the Excel workbook are placed inside a stream called WorkBook. These storages always start with an underscore and get a number after it that is 10 long. When you embed a file in a binary Word document, a storage called “ ObjectPool” is created, inside this storage another storage is created for each file you embed. When you save a binary Word document, all the text is placed in the 1Table stream. A storage is a set of streams and a stream contains information. Inside the compound file, you have storages and streams. Another advantage of this format was that everything could be stored in a single file (e.g. The reason why Microsoft invented this format was because in the days of Office 97, the computers were “slow”. Technically spoken, this file format is like a file system in a file. Yes there are, from Office 97 until 2003, the used file format is a binary format called a “compound document”. So Are There Any Caveats in Covering this Range? We are going to cover the range from Office 97 until Office 2013. You probably are wondering why I don’t use the original programs? Well, not everybody has Microsoft Office because it can be expensive and you almost never will use Microsoft Office on a server.
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In this tip, I will show you how to get embedded files from the most commonly used Microsoft Office document Word, Excel and PowerPoint without using the original programs.
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