Le 12 mai 2022 20:44:22 GMT+01:00, "Hammer, Erich F" a écrit
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>Danielle,
>
>.DOCX files are just a collection of zipped xml and image files. You can see
>this by changing the extension (on a copy) on the file and then exploring. It
>should be possible to parse out the data from the XML file(
On May 12, 2022, at 3:58 PM, Wiedeman, Gregory wrote:
> The Mailbag project team is excited to announce an early release of the
> mailbagit tool. Mailbagit is a command line utility for packaging email
> exports into mailbags according to the mailbag specification while generating
> multiple d
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All,
For many years, one of our catalogers had a small microfiche viewer on her desk
- a Northwest Microfilm model 14. It was ancient, 100% analog, and perfectly
adequate to her work.
A couple days ago it gave up the ghost. The optics will no longer focus - the
physical bits are just worn to
On May 13, 2022, at 7:36 PM, Martin, Will wrote:
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> All,
>
> For many years, one of our catalogers had a small microfiche viewer on her
> desk - a Northwest Microfilm model 14. It was ancient, 100% analog, and
> perfectly adequate to her work.
>
> A couple days ago it gave up the ghost. T
