I'm recovering a hard disk which has got corrupted (work for a data recovery business).
I've got a whole stack of text files which I need to clean up to try and get back some of the text information
here's an example snippet
YuR(I\aQMKNXe17lq~Pr?Xhb^~{ikiF..CIC1(<P(}fzrEfxi45TSQhzMVhloi}vNHDfQkT%B3R|*ADt?'6T+?k%,^N{ "2wjObU=/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@WG8.AH9Y6IZ<Di:)L{y*TTpnBHxdz\\ilqvjTrldhBi(bTAAXAoB%}%&l [EMAIL PROTECTED])[EMAIL PROTECTED]&Ol4~Y//
/7;{;e$zwv?xj)(8kkOg(61&[EMAIL PROTECTED]>`<g|[EMAIL PROTECTED]<<Zw|04-7]I^n
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'FCWL[w)fwe#5B^C`$P"lW
rc&GSrVL _DlVM7KNnvOmp= Jk3]cqXR]{Qp;Y23`GPDjnP,Y6>M}z`7N<A(%Q!YTLvh4.o*{XQ$A'sm\/W{Njs:x3)GP;uFreD]N3GQQbb+X`kN[Product0]
LANGUAGE=English
MONIKER={DE907F20-A4A0-11d2-A985-00104B70545A}
PRODUCT=LiveUpdate
PRODUCTNAME=LiveUpdate
The way I'm processing is by reading eacho file line by line, keeping all charachters ascii >=32 <= 127
What I want is a dictinary of some sort to try and eliminate the lines where and english word does not exist !!
Anyone got any ideas ... greatly appreciated
pete
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