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joakims
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Yes the actual text in the document is in document.xml. From what you say, I think you have copied too much data for getting the isolated compressed part. Remember the "Extra field" (if used) are right behind the name (in your case word/document.xml), and is not part of the compressed data. Then remember that a new local file header (for the next file) is located before the next name (in your case word/theme/theme1.xml). That's 26 bytes before the start of word/theme/theme1.xml. Lastly, to decompress that compressed part, you must use a method called inflate, and most importantly you must inflate using the raw method.

If you're interested I can give you a link to the alpha version of my program.

Joakim


   
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joakims
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My tools are now released here; http//www.forensicfocus.com/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=7814

Any feedback and discussion should continue in that thread.

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